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And homes built on green belt land accounted for 2% of the total built last year
New figures reveal that last year saw fewer new homes in England built on previously developed sites compared with 2017.
Data from the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government said that 53% of new residential addresses were created on previously developed land, a decrease of three percentage points compared to 2017.
And homes built on green belt land accounted for 2% of the total built last year, down from 4% in 2017.
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