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  2. Housing need and effective demand in England – the ‘big picture’ |…

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/housing-need-and-effective-demand-england
    29 April 2014. The purpose of this note was to review current concepts and measures of housing need in use in England, and how they relate to effective demand. ... the supply required to meet new housing need would have to be assisted housing.
  3. Reselling shared ownership properties after improvements | Department …

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/reselling-shared-ownership-properties-after
    Reselling shared ownership properties after improvements. 19 December 2013. This short report, commissioned by Thames Valley Housing Association explores the process of reselling shared ownership properties in situations where owners have
  4. New paper on household income distribution estimates published: Pay…

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/new-paper-household-income-distribution
    The Pay to Stay policy requires English local authority landlords to charge market (or quasi-market) rents to tenants on higher incomes. ... to 16%, while the numbers affected per local authority ranged from around 300 to 6,500 households.
  5. Impact of welfare reform on housing associations – 2012 Baseline…

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/impact-welfare-reform-housing-associations
    Impact of welfare reform on housing associations – 2012 Baseline report. ... England. The first component of the research programme is to establish baseline data and understand pre-emptive behaviour change before the reforms come into force.
  6. Why do house building levels vary from place to place? | Department…

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/why-do-house-building-levels-vary-place
    Here we present some basic data. CHHPR intends to carry out further work to explore the reasons for the variations. ... Here we present some basic data to support the proposition that house building rates do indeed show large geographical variations
  7. Building social capital through community timebanking | Department of …

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/building-social-capital-through-community-0
    There is evidence of a range of benefits to the members who are involved and evidence of positive outcomes, including reduced social isolation. ... Click here to download the report. Department of Land Economy. 19 Silver Street.
  8. Experimental review of the Cambridge Travel to Work Area (TTWA) as a…

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/experimental-review-cambridge-travel-work
    TTWAs are used primarily to aid understanding of labour markets across the UK. ... In this way we can start to address the reality that TTWAs, certainly in terms of local housing markets, are not discrete - they overlap.
  9. What progress has been made on creating a more sustainable housing…

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/what-progress-has-been-made-creating-more
    28 February 2014. Volatility has plagued the UK housing market for four decades. ... The JRF Housing Market Taskforce identified ways to create a more sustainable housing market, suggesting credible long-term policy options to avoid extreme house price
  10. New report on the private rented sector in Europe has now been…

    https://www.landecon.cam.ac.uk/cambridge-centre-for-housing-and-planning-research/news/new-report-private-rented-sector-europe-has
    New report on the private rented sector in Europe has now been published. ... The study also concluded that it is neither feasible nor desirable to construct a single summary measure of the strength of regulation.

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