housing association
Nonprofit landlord organization
A housing association is a nonprofit organization that provides affordable rental housing, typically for people with low incomes or specific needs.
Common in the UK, housing associations build, manage, and maintain residential properties as an alternative to both private landlords and local council housing: She applied to the housing association for a flat.
- government grantsState-allocated financial assistance
- board of directorsGoverning body of organization
- tenancy agreementsContracts for renting property
- property managersThose overseeing rental buildings
- estate managementAdministering real property holdings
repair requests · community building · tax incentives · student accommodations · zoning regulations · modular homes · neighborhood revitalization · waiting lists · urban renewal projects · charitable donations · licensing requirements · anti-discrimination laws · financial audits · fundraising campaigns · cost-benefit analysis · strategic planning · annual report · investment strategies
- rentingtenant, landlord, rent, rental, renter
- UK Propertyfreehold, leasehold, estate agent, council house, terraced house
- public housingcouncil estates, council flats, Section 8, council estate, council flat
- shared ownershipco-ownership, shared ownership, community ownership, joint ownership, collective ownership
- cooperative housingcohousing, commune, kibbutz, intentional community, student co-op
- apartmentsapartment, studio, flat, triplex, loft
housing associationhomeownership
Legally possessing residential property
slum landlord · institutional investor · real estate investment trust · property developer
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