Local authority · E06000043

Brighton and Hove year by year

Every series published for Brighton and Hove, on one time axis. An empty cell means nothing was published for that year: no figure is carried forward, interpolated or estimated to fill it. Where a series publishes more often than once a year, the cell holds the last period ending in that year.

Published figures for Brighton and Hove, 1986 to 2027
Series198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202220232024202520262027
Band D council tax by billing authority£1,955£2,055£2,119£2,229£2,339£2,457£2,581
Median annual pay, full-time employees, by area of residence£27,869£27,765£27,693£28,019£28,107£28,146£29,059£28,293£30,348£30,250£30,061£31,988£33,848£32,710£34,037£34,723£38,660£39,347
Median weekly pay, full-time employees, by area of residence£514£500£521£526£529£524£544£543£561£578£584£611£631£618£644£690£750£766
Average private rent a month£1,276£1,341£1,374£1,416£1,424£1,428£1,466£1,520£1,692£1,777£1,834£1,809
Private rent annual change5.1%2.4%3.1%0.5%0.3%2.6%3.7%11.3%5%3.3%-1.1%
People claiming unemployment-related benefits14,16511,2708,2107,0158,97514,28517,64517,52516,24515,76513,5709,0008,5707,6706,2655,1805,0254,7304,9505,1804,9754,2955,6407,6306,0606,5306,0554,7203,4502,8902,9503,0604,6655,50013,8559,4057,9057,8558,2908,5658,575
Claimants as a proportion of residents aged 16 to 6411.5%11.4%10.5%10.1%8.6%5.6%5.3%4.7%3.8%3.1%3%2.8%2.9%3%2.8%2.4%3.1%4.1%3.2%3.4%3.1%2.4%1.8%1.5%1.5%1.6%2.3%2.8%7%4.8%4%3.9%4.1%4.2%4.2%
Average house price£50,763£56,047£66,344£75,736£94,109£109,637£136,737£161,518£180,532£200,453£200,094£224,731£247,316£211,174£224,581£237,425£241,424£247,567£263,490£289,472£321,261£336,867£348,021£360,243£355,984£378,914£396,063£439,455£417,288£417,035£407,193£407,803
House price annual change10.4%18.4%14.2%24.3%16.5%24.7%18.1%11.8%11%-0.2%12.3%10%-14.6%6.3%5.7%1.7%2.5%6.4%9.9%11%4.9%3.3%3.5%-1.2%6.4%4.5%11%-5%-0.1%-2.4%0.3%
Net internal migration by local authority-1,133-1,092-1,974-874-580-1,427612-2,082-1,885-2,416-1,423-557-905-816
International migration into a local authority5,9476,1916,7006,5397,3556,6076,7317,1195,8834,0666,6437,5167,1574,829
International migration out of a local authority4,3264,1874,7434,5864,4395,0965,0215,5554,4922,5573,7503,6633,5894,988
Net international migration by local authority1,6212,0041,9571,9532,9161,5111,7101,5641,3911,5092,8933,8533,568-159
Births by local authority3,2053,0962,9582,9892,9352,7472,6302,4362,3792,2132,2572,0542,1082,125
Deaths by local authority2,1242,1211,9432,1242,1152,2412,2072,1272,2502,2392,1772,2162,0182,043
Births minus deaths by local authority1,0819751,015865820506423309129-2680-1629082
Other population change by local authority-470-444-493-592-711-886-995-1,121-1,059-1,109-41-180
Population by local authority272,952274,051275,494275,999277,351279,796279,500281,250279,920278,496276,454278,000281,135283,870

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