Crisis reveals 31% of surveyed associations often find social housing offered to applicants is unsuitable at pre-tenancy check
Nearly one-third of housing associations have said that pre-tenancy checks (PTCs) often bring information to light that finds unsuitable housing is being offered to applicants, according to the latest Crisis briefing.
Researchers likened the social housing allocation process to “rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic” (picture: Alamy)
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