Social Rented Housing means rented housing owned and managed by local authorities and housing associations for which guideline target rents are determined through the national rent regime and includes rented housing owned or managed by other persons and provided under equivalent rental arrangements to the above (unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Council)
Social Rented Housing means Affordable Housing Units made available for rent by an Affordable Housing Provider and Social Rented Housing Units shall be construed accordingly.
Social Rented Housing means housing owned by local authorities and private
Examples of Social Rented Housing in a sentence
Social Rented Housing - Rented housing owned and managed by local authorities and registered social landlords, for which guideline target rents are determined through the national rent regime.
Harloe, The People's Home: Social Rented Housing in Europe and America.
Social Rented Housing in Europe and America, Blackwell, Oxford.Herscovitch, A.
This includes 65% of the affordable housing to be Social Rented Housing and the balance to be Intermediate Housing.
Social Rented Housing needs to be available for rent on a long-term basis.
More Definitions of Social Rented Housing
Social Rented Housing means Affordable Housing which is managed by local authorities or an RPSH and where the rent is no higher than Target Rent and Social Rented Housing Units and Social Rent shall be construed accordingly; Target Rent means target rents for Social Rented Housing (or its equivalent) as determined through the national rent regime and published from time to time by the Regulator (or such other body as may replace the Regulator, having responsibility for setting target rents for social housing); and Transfer means the transfer of the freehold or grant of a lease for a term of at least 125 years unless otherwise agreed in writing with the Council and Transferred shall be construed accordingly.
Social Rented Housing has the same meaning as defined in Schedule 1 of this Agreement and Social Rented Housing Units and Social Rent shall be construed accordingly; Staircasing means the purchase by the Owner of additional equity in a Shared Ownership Unit and Staircased shall be construed accordingly; Substantial Delay means a period of 12 months in which no substantive progress has been made on the Development in accordance with the approved Development Programme; Substantial Delay Review means a Viability Review of the Development in accordance with Part 4 of this Schedule 7 on the Substantial Delay Review Date(s); Substantial Implementation means the demolition of all buildings on the Application Site, construction of the new electricity sub-station and the erection of the concrete frame of a 12 storey high block forming part of the Development; Substantial Implementation Target Date means the date 24 months from the date following the grant of Planning Permission; Surplus Profit means an additional sum over and above the Scheme Profit Margin Percentage calculated as part of a Viability Review; Target Rent has the same meaning as defined in Schedule 1 of this Agreement; Undervalue Transactions means:
Social Rented Housing shall have the meaning which is defined in Annex B of the version of Planning Policy Statement 3 published in June 2010;
Social Rented Housing means [ ] against which this Deed may be enforced as shown edged red on the Plan Dwellings for rent to be owned and managed by an Affordable Housing Provider for which guideline target rents are determined through the national rent regime 2.
Social Rented Housing means rented housing owned and managed by local authorities and Registered Providers to be provided in relation to the Existing Residents at a rent which reflects their current rental arrangements, and in relation to the New Residents at the Affordable Rent levels and such housing may include housing owned or managed by other persons and provided under equivalent rental arrangements to those specified above as agreed with the Council or with Homes England;
Social Rented Housing means property provided at an affordable rent owned, managed, leased or otherwise provided by a Registered Social Landlord (or such other body as may b e approved by the Council) to meet the requirements o r Pe rso ns i n Housi ng Need a nd let through a Scottish Secured Tenancy;
Social Rented Housing means Affordable Housing which is managed by local authorities and RPSH and where the rent is no higher than Target Rent and "Social Rented Housing Units" and "Social Rent" shall be construed accordingly; Staircasing means the purchase by the Owner of additional equity in a Shared Ownership Unit and "Staircased" shall be construed accordingly; Substantial Delay means a period of 12 months in which no substantive progress has been made on the Development in accordance with the approved Development Programme; Substantial Delay Review means a Viability Review of the Development in accordance with Part 4 of this Schedule 7 on the Substantial Delay Review Date(s); Substantial Implementation means the demolition of all buildings on the Application Site, construction of the new electricity sub-station and the erection of the concrete frame of a 12 storey high block forming part of the Development; Substantial Implementation Target Date means the date 24 months from the date following the grant of Planning Permission; Surplus Profit means an additional sum over and above the Scheme Profit Margin Percentage calculated as part of a Viability Review; Target Rent means target rents for Social Rented Housing (or its equivalent) as determined through the National Rent Regime and published from time to time by the Regulator (or such other body as may replace the Regulator, having responsibility for setting target rents for social housing);