Add to ORKGThe realities of mixed tenure as a means to combat deprivation and a path to ‘mixed, inclusive, sustainable communities’, on the St Matthews estate, Brixton
For a number of years, housing and regeneration policy in Britain has focused on creating social mix...
High density, mixed tenure policy is influencing development throughout the country. In London, it i...
This paper examines the policy of promoting 'mixed communities' in the UK context. It describes the ...
The promotion of a ‘home-owning democracy’ in Britain was bolstered by the Thatcher government’s Rig...
The promotion of a ‘home-owning democracy’ in Britain was bolstered by the Thatcher government’s Rig...
Mixing tenures is now a widely accepted policy designed to tackle problems of social exclusion in di...
Since 2000, mixed-tenure development has been advocated in planning policy guidance to local authori...
This paper explores some fundamental assumptions being linked by State Housing Authorities to ‘socia...
This thesis investigates the extent to which the United Kingdom’s new ‘greener’ housing policy focus...
Mixing tenures in new developments, although complex in implementation, can be boiled down to mixing...
Reviews of mixed tenure research have highlighted the lack of attention given to the processes of de...
Reviews of mixed tenure research have highlighted the lack of attention given to the processes of de...
Reviews of mixed tenure research have highlighted the lack of attention given to the processes of de...
Reviews of mixed tenure research have highlighted the lack of attention given to the processes of de...
This article examines housing policies aimed at establishing mixed income communities. Based on stak...
For a number of years, housing and regeneration policy in Britain has focused on creating social mix...
High density, mixed tenure policy is influencing development throughout the country. In London, it i...
This paper examines the policy of promoting 'mixed communities' in the UK context. It describes the ...
The promotion of a ‘home-owning democracy’ in Britain was bolstered by the Thatcher government’s Rig...
The promotion of a ‘home-owning democracy’ in Britain was bolstered by the Thatcher government’s Rig...
Mixing tenures is now a widely accepted policy designed to tackle problems of social exclusion in di...
Since 2000, mixed-tenure development has been advocated in planning policy guidance to local authori...
This paper explores some fundamental assumptions being linked by State Housing Authorities to ‘socia...
This thesis investigates the extent to which the United Kingdom’s new ‘greener’ housing policy focus...
Mixing tenures in new developments, although complex in implementation, can be boiled down to mixing...
Reviews of mixed tenure research have highlighted the lack of attention given to the processes of de...
Reviews of mixed tenure research have highlighted the lack of attention given to the processes of de...
Reviews of mixed tenure research have highlighted the lack of attention given to the processes of de...
Reviews of mixed tenure research have highlighted the lack of attention given to the processes of de...
This article examines housing policies aimed at establishing mixed income communities. Based on stak...
For a number of years, housing and regeneration policy in Britain has focused on creating social mix...
High density, mixed tenure policy is influencing development throughout the country. In London, it i...
This paper examines the policy of promoting 'mixed communities' in the UK context. It describes the ...