PPT-Translating projections into a plan for housing growth

Grant Rainey Senior Planning Officer Gateshead Council Introduction Planmaking combines assessment of evidence with meeting local objectives aspirations When determining strategic needs for housing and economic growth issues can be. (. mis. )Usage and (. mis. )Interpretation?. Greg Ball. BSPS meeting 16 December 2013: Gregball@orangehome.co.uk. Projections and Planning. Planners mainly interested in change over time rather than future stock. Bob Garland. Why project households?. Can’t just rely on population. projections for long term planning for housing. Need some systematic view of future housing requirements that is consistent from each local authority upwards to England. Housing Finance Council Call. Laurie . Goodman. Urban Institute. July 1, . 2015. Overview. Household growth continues, mainly fueled by Hispanics and other non-whites. 2010-20: 11.6 million net household growth; 2020-30: 10.4 million net growth. Ludi Simpson, University of Manchester, 21/11/2014. “The survey reveals widespread and growing interest in demographic prospects, particularly strong in the Health Service and Local Government. Only a minority of users looked very far ahead. . Neil McDonald and Christine Whitehead . Alan Holman’s Legacy. Alan first made estimates of housing demand and need in 1970 - to inform central government of housing supply . requirements . necessary to . Glen . Bramley. Seminar in . Honour. of Alan . Holmans. LSE . 7 December 2015. g.bramley@hw.ac.uk. 1.0 Alan’s Distinctive Contributions . 2.0 Household Projections in Planning. 3.0 Economic Models and Planning. Neil McDonald. The smaller the geography the bigger the problems. Proportionately bigger uncertainties in source data. . Added dimensions:. National population projections driven by births, death and net international flows. Local projections have same drivers plus:. PAS Spring Conference. March 2015. Cristina Howick. Peter Brett Associates LLP. Introduction. NPPF says . Planning authorities . must meet . objectively assessed need (‘the OAN’) in full. For all development including housing. 2037. Christine Whitehead. LSE . Future Housing Needs and How Best to Meet Them?. TWRI Conference. November 4. th. 2016. The latest projections . The latest 2014-based projections suggest that the number of households will increase from 22.1 million in 2011 to 27.7 million in 2037.. Learning Objectives:. To understand what housing is all about, its business and values. Relate to how housing was formed and the power of internet that will fuel our growth. Understand the franchise overview and identify with the Organizational . Glen Bramley. g.bramley@hw.ac.uk. Background. Growing support, if not consensus, on need to build more housing as a nation. Demand side ‘fixed’, but supply constraints more intractable. Any serious drive to increase supply will need to focus on key areas of opportunity – arguably . Dr. Alyson Azzara. Office of International Activities. U.S. Maritime Administration. 7. th. Symposium on the Impacts of and Ice-Diminishing Arctic on Naval and Maritime Operations. July 18-20, 2017. Pre-Submission Draft . Redbridge Community Voluntary Sector . 7. th. September 2016. Ciara Whelehan. Introduction . Setting the Scene . Planning Challenges for Redbridge . Preparation of the Redbridge Local Plan – how have we got here?. Strategic Housing Market Assessment. Structure . Context and Purpose. Methodology and HMA review. Considering Housing Needs. Demographic. Economic. Affordable Housing. Affordability/Market Signals. Housing Mix.