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January 21, 2015

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We are all risk managers: developing resilience in social housing

Housing, Launch, Professor Ken Gibb, Research report, Welfare & social securityBy adminJanuary 21, 2015

A report exploring the challenges facing the Scottish social housing sector, the external risks they face and the ways in which organisations are trying to embed resilience both in terms of individuals and as organisations.

Scottish Risk and Resilience Study of Housing Organisations asks: ‘What is 21st century social housing for’?

Housing, Professor Ken Gibb, Welfare & social securityBy adminJanuary 21, 2015

A report in partnership with the Wheatley Group, which found that non-market housing, primarily housing associations and council providers, are a bulwark against poverty, provide shelter and often playing leading community anchor roles.

The return of the rentier?

Commentary, Housing market, Professor Ken GibbBy adminJanuary 21, 2015

Piece reflecting on the peak in home ownership, now at a 25 year low, and how has been redistributed into the quickly growing buy-to-let rental market .

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