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Housing policy in the 1990s.

Contributor(s): Language: English Publication details: London Routledge 1992Description: 199p. ; 22cmISBN:
  • 041504359X
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 306.1
Summary: Examines whether the enabling local authority has really been disabled by central government; whether housing associations can fulfil their new role as leading providers of social renting housing; whether building societies will still be able and willing to finance them; what sort of social and economic consequences the growth in home ownership will have; and whether the private rented sector can be revived. Provides critiques of government policies from the new right, from a race and gender perspective, and from the point of view of council tenants.

Examines whether the enabling local authority has really been disabled by central government; whether housing associations can fulfil their new role as leading providers of social renting housing; whether building societies will still be able and willing to finance them; what sort of social and economic consequences the growth in home ownership will have; and whether the private rented sector can be revived. Provides critiques of government policies from the new right, from a race and gender perspective, and from the point of view of council tenants.

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