Tustmark Public attitudes to DIY and home improvements
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- Derrick Barber
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1 Tustmark Public attitudes to DIY and home improvements METHODOLOGY NOTE ComRes interviewed,00 GB adults online between th and th October 0. Data were weighted to be representative of all GB adults aged +. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules. All press releases or other publications must be checked with ComRes before use. ComRes requires hours to check a press release unless otherwise agreed. To register for Pollwatch, a monthly newsletter update on the polls, please pollwatch@comres.co.uk
2 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were considering an extension to your property, which of the following people would you consult? Base: All home owners Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) General builder % CdE C 0 Ce 0 0% 0% Electrician 0%a dfg 0% Window and conservatory specialist 0 0 Fg k 0 0%K 0%N Roofer 0% a 0% 0 Carpenter/ Joiner A 0 DEF 0% Floor installation expert 0% E l 0% N 0% Painter/ Decorator 0% 0 0% DE l 0% n Interior designer B 0 FgH 0 FGH 0 l 0% None of the above 0% 0% 0 0% 0% k Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n small base
3 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were considering an extension to your property, which of the following people would you consult? Base: All home owners Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) None selected 0% 0% 0 0% 0% k option selected 0% 0 0% 00 eh h 0 I 0 options selected 0% 0 0% 0 options selected 0 Gh g Gh il 0% 0% options selected 00 cf 0%cf 0 K options selected 0 d 0 D D 0 options selected E ce options selected e deg 0 J N options selected 0 0 l N Average number of mentions defg.....n. Average number of mentions (Excl None of these) defg...0..n. Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n small base
4 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were considering an extension to your property, which of the following people would you consult? Base: All home owners Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West General builder 00 aj A AJ AJ AJ AJ AJ 0 aj 0 aj Electrician 0 l 0% Window and conservatory specialist 0 0 hl 0 HL 0%l Roofer L 0 0 0% 0 al L L L L Carpenter/ Joiner 0 0% 0 0 Floor installation expert h h 0 Painter/ Decorator h 0% h 0% 0 h Interior designer 0 0%a AE ABDEFGHIKL0%ae None of the above 0% CDEGi 0% dg 0% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
5 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were considering an extension to your property, which of the following people would you consult? Base: All home owners Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West 0 0 None selected 0% CDEGi 0% dg 0% option selected J j J J 0 0%J AeJ options selected l 0% l 0% 0% l 0 efgikl 0 options selected 0 0%i 0% IK 0% IK 0 0 options selected 00 0% l 0 options selected 0 gl options selected 0 options selected ah options selected CAEHIK 0 aehik aehik k Average number of mentions Average number of mentions (Excl None of these) al..... Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
6 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were considering an extension to your property, which of the following people would you consult? Base: All home owners Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely General builder Electrician 0 Window and conservatory specialist Roofer 0 Carpenter/ Joiner 0% 0% 0 0 0% Floor installation expert 0% Painter/ Decorator 0 0% Interior designer None of the above 0% 0% 0
7 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were considering an extension to your property, which of the following people would you consult? Base: All home owners Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely 0 0 None selected 0% 0% 0 option selected options selected options selected 0 0 0% options selected options selected options selected options selected 0 options selected 0 Average number of mentions Average number of mentions (Excl None of these)
8 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY (from poorly hung wallpaper through to exposed wiring) in a property, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? Would it make you more or less likely to put in an offer, or would it make no difference? Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) More likely B 0%Gh 0%fGH Gh 0 J 0 It would make no difference 0% 0% 0 0%C 0 C C 0 C 0%C 0% 0% 0 0% Less likely 0 0 0%DEf 0 Kl 0% Don't know 0 0% 0%DEFGH 0%GH 0%GH GH i 0% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
9 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY (from poorly hung wallpaper through to exposed wiring) in a property, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? Would it make you more or less likely to put in an offer, or would it make no difference? Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West More likely A 0 A AEhL AEHL It would make no difference 0% 0% 0% f 0% 0 0% Less likely 0 0 Jk 0 0%JK JK 0 0 j Don't know e Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
10 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY (from poorly hung wallpaper through to exposed wiring) in a property, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? Would it make you more or less likely to put in an offer, or would it make no difference? Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely More likely 00% It would make no difference 0% 0% % Less likely 0 0% % Don't know 0 0
11 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were to put in an offer on a property with significant signs of poor DIY, by how much, if at all, would you reduce an offer to take into account poor DIY? Page 0 Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) less 0 a EFgH h J less h H H k 0 less 0 FGH H fgh h less 0 EFGH EFGH less 0% 0 0 FGH Fh l l 0% less () 0% 0 0%cD cd CDEFG l 0 0% less (.) cd CDE 0 CDEf 0% More than 0% () reduction 0% H h 0 CEH H 0 0% IJ n I would not reduce my offer because of poor DIY 0% 0 gh 0% I 0%I M Mean CDEH.CDE 0.C. 0..I.IJ 0.n. Standard deviation Standard error Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
12 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were to put in an offer on a property with significant signs of poor DIY, by how much, if at all, would you reduce an offer to take into account poor DIY? Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West less Fh Fh f f less d less L L FGIL L l L FGhIKL 0 L less h H abdghk h 0 bh H bh less 0% bk 0% 0% b 0 0% less () 0 0% 0% b 0% less (.) j J 0 J 0 J j 0 J J J 0%J 0%J More than 0% () reduction AK 0 ak 0% I would not reduce my offer because of poor DIY El EhikL Mean 0.0..cAGJK 0.a 0..0A Agj Standard deviation Standard error Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
13 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. If you were to put in an offer on a property with significant signs of poor DIY, by how much, if at all, would you reduce an offer to take into account poor DIY? Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely less less less 0 less less 0% 0 0% 0% less () % less (.) 0 0 0% More than 0% () reduction 0 0 I would not reduce my offer because of poor DIY 0 0% 0 0 Mean Standard deviation Standard error
14 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. Which of the following would be most offputting when looking around a property with the intention of buying? Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) Visible wiring 0% 0% 0 CD CD CD 0 CD Illfitting or unfinished kitchen units 0 0%a 0 cef CEF 0 Inconveniently or poorly placed electrical sockets 0 0% egh 0% 0 0% 0 Illfitting or unfinished bathroom units 0 F f 0 f K K 0 Squeaky floorboards 00 defgh 0 g 0 Badly painted walls or woodwork degh 0 Poor grouting/ tiling EFGH FH H h j M Poorly landscaped gardens 0 fh h j 0 N Dripping taps 0 h gh GH h 0 N Poorly fitted carpets 0 EFGH 0 eh h k Poorly hung wallpaper H JKl 0 Don't know 0 g g G 0 i I i 0% 0 Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
15 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. Which of the following would be most offputting when looking around a property with the intention of buying? Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Visible wiring 0% 0 J 0 0%J gijkl J J 0 J J 0 0%J 0%J J Illfitting or unfinished kitchen units CGJ cdgj 0 Gj Inconveniently or poorly placed electrical sockets 0 0% h 0 0 0% 0% 0% Illfitting or unfinished bathroom units Squeaky floorboards Badly painted walls or woodwork 0 Poor grouting/ tiling agi AGhIKl Poorly landscaped gardens 0 aefijkl Dripping taps 0 fk Poorly fitted carpets Agi a AeGhIK a Poorly hung wallpaper 0 Don't know 0% AbdE Abde 0 a abde Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
16 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Q. Which of the following would be most offputting when looking around a property with the intention of buying? Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Visible wiring 0% 0 0 Illfitting or unfinished kitchen units 0 0% 0 0 Inconveniently or poorly placed electrical sockets 0 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% Illfitting or unfinished bathroom units 0 Squeaky floorboards 00 0 Badly painted walls or woodwork Poor grouting/ tiling 0 0 Poorly landscaped gardens 0 Dripping taps 0 0 Poorly fitted carpets 0 Poorly hung wallpaper Don't know 0% 0
17 Table Gender ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) Male 00%B C 0%C C C C 0% 0% M Female %A DEFGH 0 0% 0% 0 0 0% N Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
18 Table Gender ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Male 0 0% 0 0% 0% 0 0% 0 0% Female 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0% 00 0% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
19 Table Gender ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Male 0 0% 0% Female 0 0 0% 0%
20 Table Age ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) A 00%DEFGH ikl 0% 0% 0% 00%CEFGH 0 0%L 0 n 0 00%CDFGH 0 l 00%CDEGH 0 I 0%I 0 I 00%CDEFH ij B 00%CDEFG Jk M Average age..0b C 0.0CD.CDE.CDEF 0.0CDEFG.J.0.J.J 0.. Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
21 Table Age ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page 0 Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West a I ai ai 0%I I 0 ABdEFGhIKL I I CDEKL dl 0 DEKL DEKL DEKL DEKL DEKL h 0 0% j 0 J j + 0% fhj 0 J 0% fhj fhj J Average age..j 0.caFHJ. 0.fHJ.J.J.0J. 0.0aFHJ. 0.AeFGHJ 0.aFgHJ Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
22 Table Age ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely % 0% 0% % Average age
23 Table Social Grade ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) AB F 0 Fg F F efg 00%JKL 0 N C 0 0%a GH 0 GH 0 0%gH 00%IKL 0 C %IJL 0 0 M DE 0 0% 0 cde cde 0 00%IJK NET: ABC 0 0 FG 0 0%FG FG 0 FG 00%KL 00%KL 0 N 0% NET: CDE 0% 0 CDEH CDEH 00%IJ 00%IJ 0%M Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
24 Table Social Grade ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West AB h h 0 h ABDEFHIKL adefhikl H C CBFGHK ghk ghk 0% GHK BFGHK 0 GHK C A Aj AdgJl 0% AbDeGiJkL A 0 0 AJ 0% DE J cgj 0 fgij J 0 J J gij J J J NET: ABC 0 CBdEFHK h 0 0%H H H 0 bhk 0 H abdefghiklh H NET: CDE j AgJ A 0 0%aJ 0 AJ AJ J 0 AbDEFGIJKLJ AGJ J Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
25 Table Social Grade ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely AB C 0% 0 0 0% C 0 0 0% DE 00 0 NET: ABC 0 0% % NET: CDE 0% 0 0% 0
26 Employment Sector Social Grade Age Gender Private Public DE C C AB + Female Male (n) (m) (k) (j) (b) (a) Scotland 0% k ik 0%c C North East I d d d d North West D 0% D Yorkshire & Humberside m j 0% 0% 0 0 West Midlands JKL 0% 0% 0 East Midlands IJ IJ EgH 0 00 Wales j Eastern 0% Cg C C 0%C C 0% 0% 0% 0 0 London KL KL fgh DEFGH 0 0 South East j j D D 0% 0 South West 0% 0% D D 0%D 0%D D Page ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table GO Region Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
27 Table GO Region ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Scotland %CBDEFGHIJKL North East 0 0 Ab 0 00%ABEFGHIJKL North West 0 0 AB 0 00%ABDFGHIJKL Yorkshire & Humberside 0 0 0%AB 0 00%ABDEGHIJKL West Midlands 0 0 0%AB 0 00%ABDEFHIJKL East Midlands 0 0 AB 0 00%ABDEFGIJKL Wales %CADEFGHIJKL Eastern 00 0% 00 AB 00 00%ABDEFGHJKL London AB 00%ABDEFGHIKL South East AB 00%ABDEFGHIJL South West 0 0 0%AB 0 00%ABDEFGHIJK Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
28 Table GO Region ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Scotland % North East 0 North West 0 0 Yorkshire & Humberside 0 0% 0 0 0% West Midlands 0 0% 0% 0% East Midlands 0 Wales 00 Eastern 00 0% 0 0% 0% 0 0% London 0% 0% 0% 0% South East 0 South West 0 0% 0% 0
29 Table Have you taken a foreign holiday in the last years? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) Yes 0 0% EFG EFG 0 efg 0 JKL L L 0 No 0 0% 0 CDh CDH CDh 0 I I IJK Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
30 Table Have you taken a foreign holiday in the last years? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Yes 0 abdehikl 00 No j j J J J J 0 J J Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
31 Table Have you taken a foreign holiday in the last years? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page 0 NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Yes 0% 0% No 0% 0%
32 Table 0 Tenure ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) NET: Homeowners 0 0 C CD C CDF 0 CDEFG JKL L 0 0%L 0 Owned outright without mortgage CDEF 0 CDEFG JL l jl 0 M Owned with a mortgage or loan 0 CGH 0%CDFGH CGH 0%CH 0 L L L 00 N 0% NET: Renters DEFGH EGH 0 H 0 gh H I 0 0%I IJK m Rented from the council 0 DH 0 0%DEgH 0% 0 I I IJK 0% 0 Rented from a housing association deh h H 0 H I i IJK Rented from someone else a EFGH EFGH GH H 0 Rent free DEFGH h H jk Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
33 Table 0 Tenure ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West NET: Homeowners 0 0 a j AbdefJ 0%aJ ABDEFJK J aj Owned outright without mortgage 0 0% 0% Owned with a mortgage or loan 0% 0% bfj abefj 0 0%BeFJ j j NET: Renters CGHIkL gi 0 gi gi gi eghikl 0% Rented from the council 0 0 CEGIKL CEGIKL 0 egikl g EGIKL Rented from a housing association hl 0 hl hl Rented from someone else 0 0 i 0% i i adghi Rent free i Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
34 Table 0 Tenure ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely NET: Homeowners % 00% 00% Owned outright without mortgage 00% Owned with a mortgage or loan 00% 0 0 NET: Renters 00% 0 00% 00% 00% 0% Rented from the council % Rented from a housing association 00% Rented from someone else 0% 00% Rent free 00% 0
35 Table What is the highest educational level that you have achieved to date? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) No formal education f FG Ij I Primary h Secondary school, high school, NVQ levels to, etc. 0 A 0 0% CD CDEH 0%CDE CD I IJ IJ 0 M University degree or equivalent professional qualification, NVQ level, etc. B Cf 0 0 0% Cf JKL 0 KL 0 Higher university degree, doctorate, MBA, NVQ level, etc. 0% F FGH FGH JKL KL 0 N 0 0% Still in full time education DEFGH h IKL 0 Don't know IJ Prefer not to answer 0 B ef Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
36 Table What is the highest educational level that you have achieved to date? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West No formal education aghkl Primary Secondary school, high school, NVQ levels to, etc. 0 J A 0 AgJ aj J J aj AefGJ AJ 0 AJ University degree or equivalent professional qualification, NVQ level, etc. CDfIjK 0 0% i 0 i Higher university degree, doctorate, MBA, NVQ level, etc. 0% 0% 0 0% ABDEFGHIKL Still in full time education i Ik i aefghikl Don't know Prefer not to answer 0 l Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
37 Table What is the highest educational level that you have achieved to date? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely No formal education Primary Secondary school, high school, NVQ levels to, etc % 0% University degree or equivalent professional qualification, NVQ level, etc. 0% 0 Higher university degree, doctorate, MBA, NVQ level, etc. 0% 0 Still in full time education 0 0 Don't know Prefer not to answer 0
38 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Thinking about your household's food and grocery shopping, are you personally responsible for selecting half or more of the items to be bought from supermarkets and food shops? Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) Yes responsible for half or more of the items bought 0 A 0 Ch CDH CDH CDH 0 C 0% 0 0% No not responsible for most of the items bought B DEFGH EFG defg 0% 0% 0 Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
39 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Thinking about your household's food and grocery shopping, are you personally responsible for selecting half or more of the items to be bought from supermarkets and food shops? Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Yes responsible for half or more of the items bought 0 K 0 0% 0% adeijk K 0 k 0 0% 0% 0 K No not responsible for most of the items bought f 0%F 0%F 0 0 0%F 0%F BFGhL Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
40 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Thinking about your household's food and grocery shopping, are you personally responsible for selecting half or more of the items to be bought from supermarkets and food shops? Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Yes responsible for half or more of the items bought 0 0% 0 No not responsible for most of the items bought 0% 0
41 Table How many cars are there in your household? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page 0 Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) No cars in the household 0% 0%EGH H 0%h H IK 0 IJK 0% NET: Any 0% 0% 0%C C 0 CDeF JL L JL 0 0% b 0 0% 0% 0 C 0%C CD CDEFg 0% 0 IJ 0 00 cfg jl L L 0 n 0 0% + 0 EH EH EH EH L 0%L L Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
42 Table How many cars are there in your household? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West No cars in the household 0%CFGHIKL GI 0% GI fghikl 0 BDEFGHIKL NET: Any 0% J 0%A J J AeJ ABDEJ 0 AEJ ABDEJ AEJ AEJ eg 0% g 0 g j 0 j 0%J ADeJL 0%J ADeJkL 0 0 J + 0 j ADEFhJ j 0 0%J ADEFJ dej Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
43 Table How many cars are there in your household? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely No cars in the household 0% 0% 0% 0 NET: Any 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% + 0 0% 0%
44 Table To which of the following ethnic groups do you consider you belong? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) White 0 0 C 0 C CDe 00%CDEFh CDEF 0% 0 0% 0 IJk 0% NET: Nonwhite 0%DEFGH 0 FGH GH 0 GH L L 0 0 0% Mixed GH GH GH gh 0 Asian 0%dEFGH FGH FGH l 0 Black a EGH 0 Gh G Gh l KL Chinese N Other ethnic group h Prefer not to answer 0 0 DEFGH f f L Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
45 Table To which of the following ethnic groups do you consider you belong? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West White CeGJk CgJ gj 0 J GJ J J J 0% J 0 J NET: Nonwhite AB ad AbDF ABDEFGHIKL 0 ad Mixed a AbdE Asian a i adfik 0%ABDEFGHIKL adfik Black a 0 ABDEFGHIKL Chinese Other ethnic group Prefer not to answer 0 0 aeil Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
46 Table To which of the following ethnic groups do you consider you belong? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely White 0 0% 00 NET: Nonwhite 0% 0% 0 Mixed 0 Asian Black 0 Chinese Other ethnic group Prefer not to answer 0 0
47 Table To which of the following religious groups do you consider yourself to be a member of? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) Christian 0 C CD CD CDEF CDEFG 0 NET: Other 0 0%FGH fgh GH h Muslim FGH GH fgh 0 0 n Hindu fgh h fgh Jewish 0 Sikh B fh jl Buddhist Other 0 gh 0 0 None defgh EGH GH GH 0 0% Prefer not to say 0 EFH l Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
48 Table To which of the following religious groups do you consider yourself to be a member of? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Christian 0 0% cafijl AfhIJkL 0 0 NET: Other 0 ABDEFGHIKL Muslim AIkL AdgIKL Hindu 0 Efgik Jewish 0 efgikl Sikh aefikl Buddhist ck Other f f AFg None bdgj j 0 bdgj 0%j bdgj 0 j bj Prefer not to say e bdeik BDEFIKl Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
49 Table To which of the following religious groups do you consider yourself to be a member of? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Christian NET: Other 0 Muslim 0 0% Hindu Jewish 0 Sikh Buddhist Other None 00 0% Prefer not to say 0
50 Table Which of the following best describes where you live? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) NET: Urban 00 B 0 GH 0 FGH 0 GH H h 0 0% 0% Urban Population over 0,000 B EFGH 0%EFgH H 0 KL KL Town and Fringe A CdGh C 0 c IJ 0 IJ 0 M NET: Rural A D CDE 0%CDEFg 0% 0 Village A 0%d 0 CDEFG 0 n Hamlet & Isolated Dwelling 0 CDEF cdef K K Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
51 Table Which of the following best describes where you live? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page 0 Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West NET: Urban B B BH ABfgHIKL Bh BH 0 B ABDEFGHIKLBh B Urban Population over 0,000 BK 0 B bk 0%bK 0 ABDEFGHIKL k Town and Fringe J 0 0%J ABJ 0 ABfhJl J abj J 0%J ABfHJl J NET: Rural EJ CADEFGIJKL J 0 J ej ej DEfGJk EJ EJ EJ Village J 0 CADEFGIJKL 0 J J EJ J ADEfGJKL dej 0 EJ 0%EJ Hamlet & Isolated Dwelling CEFgHIJK cfhj FhJ j fj FHJK Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
52 Table Which of the following best describes where you live? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely NET: Urban 0% 0 Urban Population over 0,000 0% 0% Town and Fringe 0% NET: Rural % Village 0 0% 0 Hamlet & Isolated Dwelling 0 0 0
53 Table Which of the following best describes your current working status? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) NET: Working B 0 gh CfGH 0 0%CFGH CGH H 0% L ikl L 0 00% 00% Working full time working 0 hours per week or more 0 B 0 gh 0 CeFGH CfGH 0 CGH 0 H 0 0%L L L 0 0% Working part time working between and hours per week 0 A DH DH DH DH 0% NET: Not working 0 A DEF 0% 0 de cdef 0 0%CDEFG j J IJK Not working but seeking work or temporarily unemployed or sick 0 H 0%eH H 0%cEgH H i IJK Not working and not seeking work/ student DEFGH H 0 H H eh 0 0 I IjK Retired on a state pension only 0 A 0 CDEF 0 CDEFG IJ 0%IJK Retired with a private pension B e CDEF CDEFG JKL L L 0 House person, housewife, househusband, etc. A H H CdH CDH H 0 0 IJ IJ Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
54 Table Which of the following best describes your current working status? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West NET: Working 0 0%DK K 0 0%dK 0 0%DK dk 0 BDeIKL Working full time working 0 hours per week or more DKl 0 dk 0 0%DKl DKl DK DeiKL Working part time working between and hours per week 0 0 0% 0% NET: Not working 0% J 0 AfGhJ j 0% 0% J 0 AEFGHJ J Not working but seeking work or temporarily unemployed or sick 0 0 FGIJL Not working and not seeking work/ student l hikl Retired on a state pension only 0 cj Retired with a private pension 0 0 afhj j j 0 J 0 aj 0 aj House person, housewife, househusband, etc. 0%J 0%J 0%bgJ 0 bgj Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
55 Table Which of the following best describes your current working status? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely NET: Working Working full time working 0 hours per week or more % 0% 0% 0 Working part time working between and hours per week 0 0% 0% 0 NET: Not working 0 0 Not working but seeking work or temporarily unemployed or sick 0 Not working and not seeking work/ student 0 Retired on a state pension only 0 Retired with a private pension % House person, housewife, househusband, etc. 0% 0%
56 Table Do you work in any of the following occupations? who work ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) NET: Public Sector A 0 0 KL 0 k 0 00%N Central government including all administrative departments and central government agencies such as the Bank of England 0 F 0 KL kl N HM Forces ij N National Health Service 0 0 0%Jk N Universities and Academies funded by government a l N Courts service N Local government administration A C 0 c c c IL 0 N Police service IKL N Public sector housing N Teaching employed by local education authority including voluntary aided schools and foundation schools a 0 JKl N Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n small base; very small base (under 0) ineligible for sig testing
57 Table Do you work in any of the following occupations? who work ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) Public corporations such as the Royal Mail or British Nuclear fuels or Driving Standards agency 0 b i N Bradford and Bingley or Northern Rock Building societies Other public sector occupation (please specify as much detail as possible) 0 0 e j 0 N None of the above (Private Sector) B Ij I 00%M Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n small base; very small base (under 0) ineligible for sig testing
58 Table Do you work in any of the following occupations? who work ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West NET: Public Sector 0 cf 0 0% Central government including all administrative departments and central government agencies such as the Bank of England K K K Kl HM Forces National Health Service f 0%Fi F 0 F 0%Fi F F f Universities and Academies funded by government 0 k k k Courts service Local government administration j j Police service 0 Public sector housing EfgJ Teaching employed by local education authority including voluntary aided schools and foundation schools gh 0 aghj Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
59 Table Do you work in any of the following occupations? who work ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Public corporations such as the Royal Mail or British Nuclear fuels or Driving Standards agency 0%CAEFGhIJKL j Bradford and Bingley or Northern Rock Building societies Other public sector occupation (please specify as much detail as possible) 0 0 Cj None of the above (Private Sector) b B 0% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
60 Table Do you work in any of the following occupations? who work ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely NET: Public Sector 0 0% Central government including all administrative departments and central government agencies such as the Bank of England HM Forces National Health Service 0 Universities and Academies funded by government 0 Courts service Local government administration 0 Police service 0 Public sector housing 0% Teaching employed by local education authority including voluntary aided schools and foundation schools Public corporations such as the Royal Mail or British Nuclear fuels or Driving Standards agency 0
61 Table Do you work in any of the following occupations? who work ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page 0 NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Bradford and Bingley or Northern Rock Building societies Other public sector occupation (please specify as much detail as possible) % 0% None of the above (Private Sector) 0 0% 0 0
62 Table Do you have any children aged or under? If so, how old are they? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) No children aged or under B 0 DEF E E CDEF CDEFG 0% i 0 i 0 NET: Yes A GH CGH CDFGH CGH H 0%l 0 Yes children aged under years old 0% A FGH CEFGH FGH GH 0 0 Yes children aged to 0 years old 0 GH 0%CFGH CDFGH 0%GH 0 L Yes children aged to years old 0 0% 0 H GH CDGH 0 0%CDGH 0% 0% Yes children aged to years old a CDGH CDGH CDH Refused N Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
63 Table Do you have any children aged or under? If so, how old are they? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West No children aged or under 0% 0 NET: Yes 0% 0 Yes children aged under years old 0% 0% 0 adeghikl 0% Yes children aged to 0 years old 0 ik 0 K k k K k ik k Yes children aged to years old 0 0% 0% 0 0% 0% 0% f f 0% f 0% Yes children aged to years old b b b 0 b 0 b b B B Refused aefijkl Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
64 Table Do you have any children aged or under? If so, how old are they? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely No children aged or under 0 0 NET: Yes 0 0 0% 0 Yes children aged under years old 0% 0% 0 Yes children aged to 0 years old 0 0 0% Yes children aged to years old 0 0% 0% Yes children aged to years old 0% 0% 0 0 Refused
65 Employment Sector Social Grade Age Gender Private Public DE C C AB + Female Male (n) (m) (k) (j) (b) (a) Anglia 0% i Cg CefG 0% 0% 0% Border Central j j J g Granada 0% D D 0% London 0% 0% KL KL h h DEFGH 0%A Meridian Cd C C C b STV k K k 0%C Cg Tyne Tees I d d d d 0 0 Wales n J West Westcountry D D D d D Yorkshire 0% ij e 0% 0% 0% 0% Page ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table 0 Which of the following ITV regions do you live in? Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
66 Table 0 Which of the following ITV regions do you live in? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Anglia 0% AB 0 ABDEFGJKL ABDEFGHJKL 0 AbEFGJL Border CBDFGHIJKL 0 0 BdFGHIJKL Central AB 0 ABDEFHIJKL ABDEFIJKL aefj j Granada 0 ADFGHIJKL A 0 ABDFGHIJKL London 0%AB ABDEFGHL 00%ABDEFGHIKLABDEFGHIL Meridian AB 0%ABDEFGHIJL ABDEFGHIJ STV CBDEFGHIJKL Tyne Tees 0 0 Ab ABEFGHIJKL Wales CADEFGHIJKL West Ab AFhIJK ABDEFGHIJK Westcountry 0 0 AB 00 ABDEFGHIJK Yorkshire 0 0% 0 AB ABDEGHIJKL ABDEGIJKL k Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
67 Table 0 Which of the following ITV regions do you live in? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Anglia 0% 0 Border Central 0 0% 0% Granada 0 0% 0 0 London Meridian 0% 0% 0% STV 0 0% Tyne Tees 0 0 Wales 0 West 0 Westcountry 0 Yorkshire 0 0% 0 0
68 Table Marital Status ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) Single 0%B DEFGH EFGH GH H H IK 0 Ik NET: Married/ Civil partnership/ co habiting 0% 0% C CDG Cd 0 0%C 0 0%CDG JL JL 0 0 Married 0 0 C CD CD CD CDEFG JL 0%L Civil Partnership b GH GH h GH IJl Co Habiting 0 A 0 FGH FGH FGH gh NET: Widowed/ separated/ divorced A CD CDE CDEF 00 CDEF 0% IJ 0 Widowed A d CDEF CDEFG k IK Separated d D D ij J Divorced 0 CD 0%CDE CDEf CDE i Prefer not to answer F f Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
69 Table Marital Status ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Single bgil gil BDfGHIKL NET: Married/ Civil partnership/ co habiting j 0 AeJ 0%ADEJk 0 J AeJ J J Married 0 0% j aej 0 AEJ 00 AEJ Civil Partnership ABDEGHIJKL e Co Habiting 0% K dik dik k NET: Widowed/ separated/ divorced 0 f 0%aFGiJk f f Fg Widowed F F F Fhi f f 0 F f Separated 0 ag Divorced 0 aefgjk 0 0% 0%e Prefer not to answer cg g Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
70 Table Marital Status ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Single 0% 0% 0 0% 0 NET: Married/ Civil partnership/ co habiting 0 0% 0 0 0% 0% 0% Married 0 Civil Partnership 0 0 Co Habiting NET: Widowed/ separated/ divorced Widowed 0 Separated Divorced Prefer not to answer
71 Employment Sector Social Grade Age Gender Private Public DE C C AB + Female Male (n) (m) (k) (j) (b) (a) Glasgow ik Ik 0 0 Edinburgh kl 0 0 Newcastle D D D d d Leeds h ch Hull e Sheffield J J j E 0 Manchester 0% Dh 0 0 Liverpool I Nottingham I Ij h 0 0 Birmingham 0% JkL 0% 0 Norwich I cg CG 0 0 Milton Keynes Brighton CD CD c CD Oxford ij F f Page 0 ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Table Which of the following cities do you live in, or nearest to? Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
72 Table Which of the following cities do you live in, or nearest to? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) 00 0 London 0% a DEFGH 0% 0%h KL KL Southampton 0 Bristol 0 Plymouth d D D D 0 Cardiff None of these 0 0% 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%j Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
73 Table Which of the following cities do you live in, or nearest to? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West Glasgow CBDEFGHIJKL Edinburgh CBDEFGHIJKL Newcastle Ab ABEFGHIJKL k Leeds AB ABDEGHIJKL Hull ABDEGHIJKL Sheffield a 0 ABDEGHIJKL ABdEGIJKL Manchester aijkl AB ABDFGHIJKL AdFHIJKL Liverpool CADFGHIJKL A AbDFGHIJKL Nottingham AB AEJKL 0%ABDEFGIJKL k Birmingham ejk AB ABDEFHIJKL0%ABDEFIJKL Norwich AB ej ABDEFGHJKL Milton Keynes A ABDEFGJKL ABDEFGHJKL aefgjl Brighton A 0%ABDEFGHIJL Oxford ABDEFGHIJL aeij Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
74 Table Which of the following cities do you live in, or nearest to? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Scotland (a) Wales (b) NET: England North East North West Region Yorkshire & Humberside West Midlands East Midlands Eastern London (j) South East (k) South West London 0% AB egl ABDEFGHL 00%ABDEFGHIKLABDEFGHIL Southampton AB ABDEFGHIJL ABDEFGHIJ Bristol AB k ABDEFGHIJK Plymouth Ab ABDEFGHIJK Cardiff CADEFGHIJKL None of these CDeFJL CDEFJkL J J J 0%J dfj 0 DeFJL J J Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/c b/c a/b/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l small base
75 Table Which of the following cities do you live in, or nearest to? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Glasgow Edinburgh 0 Newcastle Leeds 00 Hull 0 Sheffield 0 Manchester 0 0 Liverpool Nottingham Birmingham 0% 0 Norwich Milton Keynes Brighton 0 Oxford London 0% 0% 0 0%
76 Table Which of the following cities do you live in, or nearest to? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page NET: Homeowners Owned outright Owned with mortgage Tenure NET: Renters Council Rent HA Rent Other rent Rent free Q. Thinking generally about viewing property to buy, if you were to spot significant signs of poor DIY, how would this affect your likelihood to put in an offer? It would make More likely no difference Less likely Southampton Bristol Plymouth Cardiff 0 0 None of these 0 0% 0 0% 0% 00
77 Table What is the combined annual income of your household, prior to tax being deducted? ONLINE Fieldwork: thth October 0 Page Gender Male Female (a) (b) Age + AB Social Grade C C (j) (k) DE Employment Sector Private Public (m) (n) Up to,000 (.) DEFGH H H H H IK IJK m,00 to (0.),000 0 e de de cdefg 0%I I IJK 0%M,00 to (.),000 0% 0 d 0%cD CDEF 0% I I 0%I,00 to (.),000 0%ce 0%cE L,00 to (),000 c 0 0%CDE CD CDE L L l,00 to (.),000 FgH 0%L L 0 L 0%,00 to (.),000 b H 0%fGH cfgh H 0 L 0 L L 0%,00 to (.),000 H 0 CH H ch L L L,00 to (.),000 FGH EFGH fh h JKL 0 0,00 to (.),000 H 0 H H H JKL 0 kl N,00 to (.),000 FH FH fh L L l,00 to (.),000 cefgh l,00 or more () DFH f JKL kl Prefer not to answer 0 A DEf 0 d 0 Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (, 0% risk level) a/b c/d/e/f/g/h i/j/k/l m/n
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