Residential construction; stock, changes and progress, region, 1988 - 2011

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Regions Housing accommodation stock on 1 January Capacity special residential buildings (absolute)
Nederland 356,612
Noord-Nederland (LD) 37,962
Oost-Nederland (LD) 79,988
West-Nederland (LD) 151,813
Zuid-Nederland (LD) 86,849
Groningen (PV) 11,829
Friesland (PV) 12,234
Drenthe (PV) 13,899
Overijssel (PV) 21,608
Flevoland (PV) 5,301
Gelderland (PV) 53,079
Utrecht (PV) 27,795
Noord-Holland (PV) 48,557
Zuid-Holland (PV) 67,354
Zeeland (PV) 8,107
Noord-Brabant (PV) 58,195
Limburg (PV) 28,654
Oost-Groningen (CR) 3,052
Delfzijl en omgeving (CR) 1,007
Overig Groningen (CR) 7,770
Noord-Friesland (CR) 6,831
Zuidwest-Friesland (CR) 1,843
Zuidoost-Friesland (CR) 3,560
Noord-Drenthe (CR) 8,517
Zuidoost-Drenthe (CR) 2,639
Zuidwest-Drenthe (CR) 2,743
Noord-Overijssel (CR) 7,419
Zuidwest-Overijssel (CR) 3,123
Twente (CR) 11,066
Veluwe (CR) 24,015
Achterhoek (CR) 8,473
Arnhem/Nijmegen (CR) 17,874
Zuidwest-Gelderland (CR) 2,717
Utrecht (CR) 27,795
Kop van Noord-Holland (CR) 9,811
Alkmaar en omgeving (CR) 5,110
IJmond (CR) 3,292
Agglomeratie Haarlem (CR) 5,625
Zaanstreek (CR) 2,221
Groot-Amsterdam (CR) 16,520
Het Gooi en Vechtstreek (CR) 5,978
Agglomeratie Leiden en Bollenstreek (CR) 7,708
Agglomeratie 's-Gravenhage (CR) 19,316
Delft en Westland (CR) 3,403
Oost-Zuid-Holland (CR) 5,075
Groot-Rijnmond (CR) 25,245
Zuidoost-Zuid-Holland (CR) 6,607
Zeeuwsch-Vlaanderen (CR) 2,559
Overig Zeeland (CR) 5,548
West-Noord-Brabant (CR) 16,197
Midden-Noord-Brabant (CR) 9,680
Noordoost-Noord-Brabant (CR) 15,634
Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant (CR) 16,684
Noord-Limburg (CR) 7,498
Midden-Limburg (CR) 6,377
Zuid-Limburg (CR) 14,779
Flevoland (CR) 5,301
No urban region (SG) 159,638
Groningen (SG) 8,828
Leeuwarden (SG) 3,698
Zwolle (SG) 4,101
Enschede (SG) 6,080
Apeldoorn (SG) 7,827
Arnhem (SG) 9,715
Nijmegen (SG) 6,812
Amersfoort (SG) 6,244
Utrecht (SG) 14,933
Amsterdam (SG) 19,621
Haarlem (SG) 8,917
Leiden (SG) 7,070
's-Gravenhage (SG) 22,719
Rotterdam (SG) 21,977
Dordrecht (SG) 5,315
Breda (SG) 8,191
Tilburg (SG) 6,881
's-Hertogenbosch (SG) 6,210
Eindhoven (SG) 7,541
Geleen/Sittard (SG) 2,927
Heerlen (SG) 5,583
Maastricht (SG) 5,784
No metropolitan agglomeration (GA) 215,513
Groningen (GA) 4,224
Leeuwarden (GA) 2,443
Zwolle (GA) 3,193
Enschede (GA) 3,413
Apeldoorn (GA) 6,118
Arnhem (GA) 5,687
Nijmegen (GA) 4,292
Amersfoort (GA) 4,080
Utrecht (GA) 8,741
Amsterdam (GA) 13,451
Haarlem (GA) 5,112
Leiden (GA) 4,278
's-Gravenhage (GA) 17,160
Rotterdam (GA) 19,128
Dordrecht (GA) 4,974
Breda (GA) 5,222
Tilburg (GA) 5,370
's-Hertogenbosch (GA) 5,596
Eindhoven (GA) 6,720
Source: CBS.
Explanation of symbols

Table explanation


The statistics on building permits granted provide information on the number of houses to be built.
The statistics on dwellings provide information on the number of houses constructed.
The statistics on the dwelling stock provide information on the dwelling stock by type of dwelling.

Subjects:
Number of dwellings for which building permits have been issued by ownership and client.
Number of houses to be finished. Number of houses finished by ownership, client, type and number of rooms.

Dwelling stock and changes in the dwelling stock.
Stock recreational houses and number of places in special buildings.

Data published by groups of provinces, provinces, COROP-regions, urban regions, metropolitan agglomerations and municipalities.

Data available from: 1988-2011

Status of the figures:
All data in the table are definite.

Changes as of 16 january 2014:
Non, this table has been discontinued after the updates of reporting year 2011.
Since registration year 2012, the figures about changes in the dwelling stock come from a different source. New series have been started to avoid a break in current trends within one table. The relevant figures are published in new tables.
Links to relevant tables and articles can be found in section 3.

When will new figures be published?
This table has been discontinued.

Description topics

Housing accommodation stock on 1 January
The stockfigures are itemized by dwellings, dwelling units,
recreation houses and special residential buildings.
Capacity special residential buildings
Total capacity in special residential buildings on 1 January.
A special residential building is a building intended for permanent habitation by institutional households. Five criteria have to be met:
1 - the building has one fixed address;
2 - the building is intended for permanent habitation;
3 - the building is used by one legal person
4 - the legal person is included in one of the following sectors:
- penitentiaries
- monasteries, etc.
- boarding schools
- health and social welfare (psychiatric hospitals, homes for the elderly,
nursing homes, etc.)
5 - the building is used by the legal person for the permanent lodging
and care of a number of persons.
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Data available from 1 January 1992.
From 1992, data on the number of places available in special residential
buildings have been based on the administrative housing survey with
reference date 1 January 1992 and subsequently on changes reported to
Statistics Netherlands by the municipalities.