Rent reform may be at odds with renewal

Series: Housing Today ; 19 July 2001, 4(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: DTLR community housing task force head warns at the National Housing Federation Conference that government policy on housing association rent reform may work against its broader neighbourhood renewal objectives. Housing associations were bound by matters such as business plans and could find it very hard to deliver broader agendas.

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DTLR community housing task force head warns at the National Housing Federation Conference that government policy on housing association rent reform may work against its broader neighbourhood renewal objectives. Housing associations were bound by matters such as business plans and could find it very hard to deliver broader agendas.

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