Allocations and lettings
The demand for social housing way exceeds the available supply and local authorities need to adopt a means of allocating properties that is fair to all applicants and makes the best use of the available stock.
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Training & CPD »
- Improving tenancy sustainment - 7 September, Edinburgh
- Improving tenancy sustainment - 12 December, Glasgow
Essential information »
- What you need to know about the Housing and Planning Act 2016
- Practical implications of immigration checks on new lettings
- How to effectively manage void properties
- How to promote mobility among existing tenants
- Moving on: findings from our housing mobility survey
- Practical implications of bedroom tax appeals
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Debbie Larner
Head of practice Debbie Larner is CIH's expert on allocations and lettings and housing management.
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