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Homes for Bradford
What Residents Told Us

We’ve been listening to people across Bradford to understand what really matters when it comes to housing, neighbourhoods, and the future of our city.

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This snapshot shares what residents told us through the Homes for Bradford survey, giving an early picture of people’s experiences, challenges, and aspirations. From the condition of homes to the cost of living, from feeling safe to feeling heard, these insights will help shape how we plan, invest, and improve housing across the district.

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The survey is part of a wider conversation about the future of housing in Bradford. It focuses on the things that matter most to residents, including living conditions, affordability, stability, neighbourhood pride, and opportunities for the future. It also helps us understand whether people feel included and listened to, ensuring that every voice counts.

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Living conditions & housing quality

How safe, warm, and well-maintained homes feel.

46%

felt the home was warm

60%

felt the home was dry

69%

felt safe in the home

54%

felt the home had a good maintenance

33%

experienced damp or mould

29%

experienced antisocial behaviour

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Affordability &
financial pressure

Whether people can afford to live and stay in Bradford.

45%

can afford their home right now

21%

say it's not very or not affordable

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Security &
stability

How settled residents feel in their homes.

57%

confident of staying in their home for the next 12 months

11%

not very confident of staying in their home for the next 12 months

9%

not confident of staying in their home for the next 12 months

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Neighbourhood quality & pride

People's sense of belonging and local environment.

35%

say it's got a good comunity spirit

33%

say they have pride in the area

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Voice & 
trust

Whether residents feel listened to and involved.

21%

agree that the council listen to them

22%

disagree that the council listen to them

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Aspiration &
future needs

What does a good home mean to people?

19%

say it's about being affordable

48%

say it's about quality living conditions

9%

say it's about their neighbourhood pride

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Equality & 
inclusion

Do people feel housing opportunities are fair?

40%

said "Yes"

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