The homeownership rate in the U.K. has remained stable at around 65%. In Wales, the rate has been trending upward again in recent years after a slight decline a decade ago.

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[International Comparison] Differences in Child-Rearing as Seen Through Children’s Rooms: An Analysis of Educational Values in South Korea, Singapore, the United States, and India
・A comparison of children’s rooms in South Korea, Singapore, the United States, and India reveals differences in each country’s educational philosophy and values regarding child-rearing.
・In South Korea and Singapore, spaces are designed with a focus on learning; in the United States, spaces are designed to be free and open to encourage play and growth; and in India, child-rearing is integrated into daily life.
・There are differences between these values and how child-rearing is actually carried out, and each country’s institutional frameworks and cultural backgrounds have a significant influence.

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England: GOV.UK, Housing, local and community, Housing and communities,
Live tables on dwelling stock, Table 109: by tenure and region, from 1991 - Owner Occupied
retrieved Dec 15, 2022, from here

Wales: StatsWales, Housing, Dwelling stock estimates, Dwelling stock estimates by local authority and tenure 
retrieved Oct 11, 2024, from here

Scotland: Scotland's Census, Housing, local and community, Housing and communities,
Live tables on dwelling stock, Table 109: by tenure and region, from 1991 - Owner Occupied
retrieved Dec 16, 2022, from here

Northern Ireland: Nothern Ireland, Statistics and Research Agency - NISRA
Census 2021 main statistics housing and accommodation tables, MS-E14: Tenure - usual residents
retrieved Dec 19, 2022, from here