Social housing nine years on: Is there a future?
John E. Endicott
Abstract
John E. Endicott
Abstract
Nine years ago the joint publication of the Council to Homeless Persons and the Australasian Housing Institute, The Future of Public Housing warned that without strong government leadership, sufficient government subsidies and strengthening of non-government providers we might be in for the re-emergence of slum landlords, recurring homelessness and consequential blockages in the crisis housing sector.
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Nine years ago the joint publication of the Council to Homeless Persons and the Australasian Housing Institute, The Future of Public Housing warned that without strong government leadership, sufficient government subsidies and strengthening of non-government providers we might be in for the re-emergence of slum landlords, recurring homelessness and consequential blockages in the crisis housing sector.
Key concepts: Public housing, Government (linguistics), Subsidy, Slum, Economic growth, Subsidized housing, Public administration, Political science