denken bouwen wonen in de volkshuisvesting

In de huidige economische crisis, zijn huurders in Engeland met een right to buy optie, niet meer bereid te gaan voor koop. In het tweede artikel blijkt dat shared ownership niet direct een vervolgstap van lage inkomensgroepen van huur naar koop. artikel 1. Social tenants would prefer to continue renting rather than exercise their right to buy, according to a survey. Research from the Tenant Services Authority found only 12 per cent of social renters wanted to buy their own home, either through Right to Buy or on the open market, compared to 32 per cent a decade ago. The study also found 92 per cent of shared owners had not bought more than their initial stake since they purchased their homes. Levels of satisfaction were so high that 80 per cent said being a social tenant was better than owning your own home or living in the private rented sector. Nearly three quarters of tenants told the TSA they wanted to stay in the sector for the next 10 years and more than a quarter expect...

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In Nederland kennen wij de arrangementen koopgarant, sociale koop e.d. In Engeland voert men het arrangement shared ownership. Een deel van de woning is in eigendom en een deel wordt gehuurd vande corporatie. Het aandeel begint bij 50% tot volledig eigendom. Shared Ownership heeft een behoorlijk aandeel in de woningmarkt. Ook dit segment heeft last van de crisis. Een bericht vanuit Engeland. weblog Housing associations are setting up schemes to help shared ownership homeowners who are falling into arrears because they fail to qualify for the government’s £285 million rescue programme. The Aster Group this week launched ‘Home SOS’ to help 500 people who own a share of their property but pay rent to the association on the rest. Under the scheme, Aster will let participants reduce their share or sell the home back to the association. Shared owners do not qualify for the government’s rescue programme, which is for people classified as in ‘priority need’ in homelessness legislation, such as...