Evaluation of Housing Association Grant for Rent in Scotland, 1989-2002: contents page

DescriptionThis report presents the results of an evaluation of Housing Association Grant for Rent in Scotland from 1989 to 2002. The objectives were to examine: The selection of HAG as a programme and its consequences Key outputs and effective targeting Sustainability and claimed neighbourhood effects Rent levels and affordability Quality of housing units Cost trends Programme management Balance of public and private funding
ISBN0755939697
Official Print Publication Date
Website Publication DateApril 15, 2005

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Evaluation of Housing Association Grant for Rent in Scotland, 1989-2002

Research Report to the Scottish Executive

Madhu Satsangi, Glen Bramley, Jimmy Morgan, Graeme Bowles, Steve Wilcox and Kofi Karley.
January, 2005

ISBN 0 7559 3969 7 (web publication only)

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Contents

Executive Summary
Acknowledgements
Chapter I: Introduction
Chapter II: Context
Chapter III: Investment and Output
Chapter IV: Development Costs, Housing Quality, Rents and HAG
Chapter V: Targeting HAG
Chapter VI: Rental Affordability
Chapter VII: Scotland Without HAG
Chapter VIII: Conclusions
Appendix 1: National Qualitative Data: Interviewees and Topic Guides
Appendix 2: Detailed Study of Housing Association HAG for Rent Investment
Appendix 3: Analysis of Building Cost Information Service Data
Appendix 4: HAG for Rent: Summary of Financial Trends
Appendix 5: Illustration of Revenue Subsidy Model

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