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Housing associations produced nearly half of all homes built in England last year (National Housing Federation, 2011). ... Growth in the PRS is largely due to economic necessity rather than choice. •

particular, over the economic and sometimes the affordability cycle (these are not the same). ... owner occupation and private renting – or, in sub-national models, to another area.

towards target rents. Table 1 describes average regional and national actual and target. ... a difference exists between the regional (and national) average actual rent and target.

Indirect economic impacts at national, city and household levels; micro and macro impacts of low cost market against public housing; and the opportunity cost of investment. • ... housing investment to wider local and national economic impacts (e.g.

Colchester: University of Essex; B D Meyer et al (2009) 'The Under-Reporting of Transfers in Household Surveys: Its Nature and Consequences '. NBER Working Paper No. 15181. National Bureau of Economic ... The possibility of changing economic behaviourThe

A final response rate of 80 per cent (52 WNF areas) was achieved. ... 0.0 to 8.9. Not available. %. Source: Economic & Labour Market Review, ONS, October 2008.

Consequently, the PRS is now characterised by an increasing diversity of socio-economic. ... letting agents can be accredited within organisations such as the National Approved Letting.

our social and economic infrastructure. • These networks will work towards forming the agenda for future. ... development services 2009-2015. Source: House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs,.

was. I do have a bit. of brain power. there.”. Final thoughts. • ... How to build in resilience to changing socio-economic profile –. an ageing population, household diversity? • How to best capture uplift in land value for community good? •

results of the five case studies. The final section provides bibliographic details for works. ... Index (RPI) per cent constraint on annual increase. The national ratio increased by two.

The final column shows how much of a difference exists between the regional (and national) average actual rent and target rent in 2006 and in 2005. ... The final column gives the number of cases 9 included in the analysis.

At the. national level the gap between the. actual rent and target rent has closed. ... rent difference. The final column gives the. number of cases6 included in the analysis.

The final column shows how much of a difference exists between the average actual net rents and target net rents in 2008 and in 2007. ... Increase in gross rents (Table 6). National and regional average actual net rents and target net rents.

Key Findings. • Target rents are highest in London and above the national average of £60.44. ... An examination of the evidence provided by HAs to the Housing Corporation relating to 31 March 2003 suggests: In terms of spatial differentials. •

economic composition of the areas that LHA claimants will be able to afford. ... The national economic prospects for coming years are generally agreed to be dimmer than the.

housing providers can do. Broad economic, social and political contexts will have impacts. ... important wherever they live. More significantly, the national and local policy contexts and economic context, including.

national_data_sharing_report_final.pdf [accessed 22 December 2014]. ... Indeed, it was suggested that national regulators could learn much from local sharing arrangements (R28).

Moynihan, 2014) Money advice. Qual – users Y Y Y. (Pro Bono Economics, 2013). ... The calculation and use of poverty lines in Australia, Melbourne:. Australian Economic Review.

2016; WPI Economics, 2019). These espoused benefits are argued to accrue to the different. ... Construction as an industry is significantly impacted by economic trends. The global economic.

economic and health issues and why Time Credits were piloted in the town. ... unemployment that are slightly below the national average (for men employment levels are.