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Data suitable for housing policy research and academic study Browse every data source tagged with "Research & Academia".
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Conveyancing software platform providing integrated property search ordering for solicitors and conveyancers across England and Wales.
UK social housing data platform providing essential data on housing associations, local authority housing, and affordable housing for marketing, research, and business development.
The global standard for real estate investment performance measurement, providing the MSCI UK Property Index — the benchmark for institutional CRE and residential portfolio performance.
Free open API providing seamless georeferenced historic map layers of Great Britain from the 1920s–1940s, ideal for property history research and heritage due diligence.
The RICS UK Commercial Property Monitor is the authoritative quarterly survey of UK commercial property market conditions, tracking occupier demand, investor enquiries, and rental and capital value expectations.
The RICS UK Residential Market Survey is the leading monthly gauge of UK housing market sentiment, tracking buyer enquiries, agreed sales, price expectations, and stock levels from chartered surveyors nationwide.
UK housing market research and analysis firm providing data-led reports, regional analysis, and sector intelligence for property investors, developers, and policymakers.
De-identified consumer banking data providing economic wellbeing indicators for Great Britain, updated weekly, for policymakers, researchers, and public sector organisations.
Real-time industrial classification platform using machine learning to map the UK PropTech landscape, classifying companies into sub-sectors including data analytics, smart buildings, and construction tech.
The UK's largest repository of social, economic, and population data, including housing surveys, census data, and longitudinal studies, free for registered researchers.
Official VOA statistics covering council tax banding and non-domestic rating data for England and Wales, published annually as open data.