Monday, 21 May 2012

Alternative route

Right to buy sales have held up better in Scotland than elsewhere in the UK, despite post-devolution efforts to discourage them. Yet Scotland’s journey may prove the best in the long run, argues Steve Wilcox

SIGN IN TO ACCESS THIS CONTENT

You've reached your monthly limit for unrestricted access to Inside Housing content. To get free unrestricted access simply sign in below, or register your details.

Sign In

If you are already registered sign in for unrestricted access to alll the content on the site.

Related

Articles

  • Forward thinking

    27/01/2012

    This year’s UK Housing Review by the Chartered Institute of Housing takes a look at how coalition government policies are affecting housing trends. Here, Hal Pawson, Steve Wilcox and John Perry give the lowdown on the report

  • Councils fear RTB won’t deliver homes

    06/01/2012

    Fears are growing among local authorities that government plans to increase right to buy discounts will fail to deliver replacement homes.

  • BOGOF to BOBOF

    15 March 2012

  • Out for a discount

    30/03/2012

    The raised right to buy discount cap will be a challenge in areas with lower property values

  • RTB might not deliver one-for-one replacement

    22 December 2011

    The government will not be able to deliver on its promise to provide a replacement affordable rent home for every sale under the right to buy without additional subsidy, it has been claimed.

Resources

  • The legal aid lifeline

    02/12/2011

    Cuts to legal aid and new spending restrictions mean tens of thousands of tenants will no longer be eligible for free housing advice. Jess McCabe visits a law centre to investigate the likely impact of the changes

  • Get your Act together

    27/05/2011

    With a host of legal acts coming into effect this year and next, Caroline Thorpe helps you to learn your lines so you can take to the housing stage with confidence

  • Brazil needs a new approach

    18/05/2012

    Brazil needs a shift in attitude if it is to successfully tackle its growing housing crisis, says Ruban Selvanayagam

  • A force for good

    2 April 2012

    Council housing self financing has begun, but what will the new era bring? Steve Partridge examines the possibilities

  • From riches to rags and back

    24/06/2011

    A Welsh landlord took on an ambitious project to refurbish a derelict Grade II listed mansion. Katie Puckett finds out how they managed to bring it back into use

Latest Jobs

  • Deputy Head Teacher

  • Concierge Supervisor

    As a Concierge Supervisor you will be responsible for leading a team of Concierge Officers ensuring through adequate resources and ...

    £22,221 - £26,276

    Closing: 2012-06-01 00:00:00

  • Job Opportunities

    Various

    Closing: 2012-05-29 00:00:00

  • Senior Housing Manager

    We are the leaders in the provision of affordable rural housing with over 400 homes in the development programme and ...

    £35,181 - £40,055

    Closing: 2012-05-22 00:00:00

  • Voluntary Board Members

    Teachers' Housing Association is a charitable housing association providing general needs and sheltered housing for people in need particularly those ...

    n/a

    Closing: 2012-05-31 00:00:00