Local authority · E09000013

Hammersmith and Fulham year by year

Every series published for Hammersmith and Fulham, 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 Hammersmith and Fulham, 1986 to 2027
Series198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202220232024202520262027
Band D council tax by billing authority£1,124£1,196£1,228£1,306£1,387£1,451£1,520
Median annual pay, full-time employees, by area of residence£36,128£37,050£37,229£35,087£38,066£38,066£36,864£37,855£38,009£40,092£39,420£42,104£41,267£39,559£41,325£45,791£49,510£47,192
Median weekly pay, full-time employees, by area of residence£661£671£659£649£692£669£671£686£699£710£749£795£788£803£834£862£874£917
Average private rent a month£1,902£1,972£1,949£1,957£2,040£2,078£2,088£2,182£2,430£2,685£2,702£2,796
Private rent annual change3.7%-1.1%0.4%4.2%1.9%0.5%4.5%11.4%10.5%0.6%1.9%
People claiming unemployment-related benefits12,35010,9157,9906,3057,53011,18013,17012,68511,04510,5659,3306,7405,8905,0604,2954,3954,5704,5804,0253,8353,8053,2053,8555,3004,9555,1054,7704,0603,1602,9603,0854,0754,3604,56510,7457,5806,0206,0456,5706,5006,700
Claimants as a proportion of residents aged 16 to 6412%11.7%10.1%9.6%8.4%6.1%5.3%4.3%3.6%3.5%3.6%3.6%3.2%3%2.9%2.4%2.9%3.9%3.7%3.7%3.5%2.9%2.3%2.1%2.2%2.9%3.1%3.3%7.8%5.6%4.4%4.3%4.7%4.7%4.8%
Average house price£127,105£141,830£169,670£178,153£235,401£271,466£287,339£334,071£343,149£346,627£380,093£416,688£518,592£452,108£484,531£503,259£545,965£633,324£690,477£761,347£799,528£763,281£769,407£759,287£738,677£740,233£765,339£803,536£839,977£788,951£760,690£725,562
House price annual change11.6%19.6%5%32.1%15.3%5.8%16.3%2.7%1%9.7%9.6%24.5%-12.8%7.2%3.9%8.5%16%9%10.3%5%-4.5%0.8%-1.3%-2.7%0.2%3.4%5%4.5%-6.1%-3.6%-13.3%
Net internal migration by local authority-1,786-2,523-3,683-3,537-4,295-2,243-1,696-2,138-3,199-4,765-632-1,875-1,442-1,023
International migration into a local authority7,7307,9268,6898,6238,8447,2707,8197,6586,2205,6316,5636,9806,6335,401
International migration out of a local authority5,2705,1825,7315,7425,7686,1656,0596,9755,2554,5714,5384,3595,1725,934
Net international migration by local authority2,4602,7442,9582,8813,0761,1051,7606839651,0602,0252,6211,461-533
Births by local authority2,7162,5992,4942,3712,4572,4462,3472,3022,0602,1002,0611,9092,0551,979
Deaths by local authority9049018529459219479769111,1691,051994956906921
Births minus deaths by local authority1,8121,6981,6421,4261,5361,4991,3711,3918911,0491,0679531,1491,058
Other population change by local authority-492-302-314-183-91-113-118-411-664-58952-4240-89
Population by local authority182,445184,439186,056186,659187,246187,472187,720189,037188,562186,555183,310185,822187,479188,687

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