Local fact sheet
Slough's homes, by the numbers
Slough in the 2021 census: 52,422 households, 66% houses, 34% flats.
Purpose-built flats account for 29.6% of dwellings, level with semi-detached houses as the largest single category, and flats of every type together reach 33.6%. SL1, SL2, SL3 and SL4 bring in Chalvey, Britwell, Cippenham Village and Colnbrook & Poyle. When a home sits above someone else's ceiling, impact sound becomes the first constraint rather than a detail settled late: a lease normally sets a minimum acoustic rating, and the underlay specification decides whether a hard surface is permitted at all. Ownership in Slough has slipped to 48.5% from 52.7%, while private renting has climbed to 30.7%, so finishes that shrug off tenancy turnover tend to repay their cost better than deep-pile carpet does.
Fewer than half of Slough households own their home, the lowest share of any town we cover, and nearly a third rent privately. Nearly three in ten live in a purpose-built flat. Almost every floor specified here is specified by someone other than the person who will walk on it.
Ownership fell from just over half to under half in a decade while private renting rose from a quarter to nearly a third. In that market the figure that matters is not the price per square metre but the cost across several tenancies: purchase, plus every void period spent repairing, plus every deposit argument the floor causes.
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