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1. Using incentives to improve the. private rented sector for people in. poverty: An international policy. review. Anna Clarke and Michael Oxley. October 2017. with country appendices by. Michael Carliner (USA), Kees Dol (Flanders, Belgium),.

Purchased 4,740 4,380 3,981 Disposals for non-social housing use 7,160 6,808 6,127.

Rivers 15 808 1.86% North Wiltshire 14 6,819 0.21% Watford 14 859 1.63% Rushmoor 13 5,278 0.25% Aylesbury Vale 12 967 1.24% Reading 11

Beyond the Affordable Housing Study Stage II: A review and analysis of changes in the intermediate housing market in the East of England 2004-2007. Final report to the East of England Regional Assembly January 2008. Sarah Monk, Gemma Burgess and

LSVT 29.11.99 4,871 EM 6 Tynedale 3,808 1,817 52% F-LSVT 20.12.99 3,564 NE 7 Coventry 25,450 12,174 52% F-LSVT ... 3 Richmondshire 248 587 -137% Non-LSVT - - NW 4 Eden 768 1,808 -135% F-LSVT 29.09.97 1510 E 5 Wansbeck 532 1,011 -90% Non-LSVT - - YH 6

Estimating the scale of youth homelessness in the UK Final Report Anna Clarke, Gemma Burgess, Sam Morris and Chihiro Udagawa Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research July 2015. Foreword. How do you go about allocating resources to solve a

4,553 0.33% Three Rivers 15 808 1.86% North Wiltshire 14 6,819 0.21% Watford 14 859 1.63% Rushmoor 13 5,278 0.25% Aylesbury Vale 12

Homes for the future. A new analysis of housing need and. demand in England. Technical Report. Research funded by. October 2008. Table of Contents. Part I Introduction and purpose. 3 Part II Future numbers of households. 5 Part III Future numbers of

from DWP being allocated. One association had seen 1,241 applications made with 808.

Comparison between Housing Association Sector and Private Sector Rental Rates of Return across England: 1998/99 to 2006/07 Source document for the Dataspring Report to the Housing Corporation. 2008-08c – source document. 2. Comparison between