The resale of former council homes
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書誌事項
The resale of former council homes
（Housing research report）
HMSO, c1995
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
The introduction of the Right to Buy in 1980 meant a large increase in council house sales. Now it is possible to look beyond the immediate effects of purchase by tenants and consider the longer-term implications of the re-selling which has occurred. This report studies what happens to former council homes when the properties are resold on the open market, raising a number of important issues for housing policy. Are they saleable? Are some more saleable than others? Do they receive lower valuations? Who buys former council homes? This research has involved a social survey of over 3000 households occupying former council dwellings which have been resold or otherwise vacated by the original Right to Buy purchasers.
目次
- Aims of the study
- research method and design
- the purchasers of former council homes - an overview
- the purchasers of former council homes - spatial and social variations
- former council homes in the private rented sector
- the vendors of former council homes
- the resale of former council homes in local context - case studies
- discussion and conclusions. Appendices: technical notes
- selected local data
- ineligible properties identified in the survey
- profiles of resale purchasers and right to buy vendors
- profiles of landlords of former council homes
- definitions.
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