Future directions in intermediate renting: a discussion paper

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Summary: Future of intermediate rented sector which falls between social housing and private rented sectors. Discussion paper sets out ways to help those who are not eligible for social housing and do not have the means to become owner-occupiers. Chartered Institute of HOusing (CIH) and L&Q plan to incorporate findings into a policy paper in July 2010.

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Future of intermediate rented sector which falls between social housing and private rented sectors. Discussion paper sets out ways to help those who are not eligible for social housing and do not have the means to become owner-occupiers. Chartered Institute of HOusing (CIH) and L&Q plan to incorporate findings into a policy paper in July 2010.

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