Housing Corporation-funded starts to rise 41%

Article Abstract:

The British Housing Corporation funding will be approximately 1 billion pounds sterling for the 1996-1997 financial year although starts will rise to 32,400 during the same period. Housing associations hope to gain future business from educational and health institutions for staff and student homes. The Housing Corporation has based its figures on low estimates of output, although rents have also been very high.

Housing, Housing authorities

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Cape of good housing opportunities

Article Abstract:

There are still 1.5 million people officially designated as homeless in South Africa, and the government is looking to provide many more inexpensive houses and serviced sites. This is in turn fuelling growth in the middle market, where new starts are now running at 40,000 a year. This development offers opportunities for UK housebuilders, as there is now a lack of skills and materials in the middle market.

Residential construction, South Africa, House construction

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Procuring social housing

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the impact which the funding regime of the Housing Corporation is having on housing associations' procurement strategies. The principles of successful partnering are discussed.

Laws, regulations and rules, Partnership, Partnerships, Housing development, Modular houses, Prefabricated houses, Housing Corporation

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