Cardiff could face a housing crisis worse worse than London's unless more homes are built, figures suggest.
If house building does not catch up with projected growth in families, Cardiff could see 1,384 more households than homes this year, and 41,111 more households than homes by 2036.
It would mean one in five households (20.3%) could be without a home, potentially leading to homelessness or overcrowding.
In London, the number of households over and above homes for them to live in is set to hit 15.5% of the capital’s 4.7 million households or 723,552.
Analysis
The Cardiff figures are based on an analysis of
households and house building projections by the Welsh Government.
The analysis assumes both will increase at the same rate as in the 12-month period from March 2013.
In Cardiff, there were 149,579 homes at March 31, 2014, up by 486 from the year before, a rise of 0.3%.
But the estimated increase in households between 2013 and 2014 was 2,222, up to 149,199, meaning new homes only met a fifth (21.9%) of the extra demand.
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/one-five-cardiff-families-could-9172713
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