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Individual Housing Outcomes |
Wider Housing Market Outcomes |
Wider Social Outcomes |
Negative Outcomes |
Shared Ownership |
Meeting aspirations of home ownership
- 502 households moved into home ownership
- 247 households sustained home ownership due to shared ownership
- 55% were first time buyers
- Two thirds happy with the quality of their home
- Almost half feel shared ownership was the right option for them
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Reducing pressure on social rented accommodation
- 262 social rented properties freed up as people move into shared ownership
- Estimated reduced pressure on waiting list of 46, with 8 with realistic chance of being housed
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Introducing mixed tenure in areas with low owner occupation
- Half feel that they live in mixed area
- Minority believe they live in a strong community
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Mobility
- Minority feel concerned about housing mobility or feel trapped
- Some concern about the 20 year rule reducing feelings of security
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Security of housing situation
- Prevented eviction for a minority of purchasers
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Assisting buyers in pressured market areas There is not enough evidence to determine outcomes in this area at this stage |
Safety
- Minority experiencing antisocial behaviour or community safety issues
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Affordable housing
- Over half believe housing is affordable
- 4.5% repossessed or converted to MtR
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Mental Health
- Minority experiencing stress due to housing circumstances
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GRO |
Affordable housing
- Almost all believe housing is affordable
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Stimulating the private housing market
- 50% of purchasers first time buyers
- 225 new households formed and purchased through GRO
- 45% of purchases in 15% most deprived areas
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Creating mixed communities through tenure diversification
- Half feel that they live in a mixed area
- None feel that they live in a strong community
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Mobility
- Almost half feel concerned about housing mobility or feel trapped
- Minority feel isolated
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Meeting aspirations of home ownership
- 494 households moved into home ownership
- 373 households sustained home ownership due to shared ownership
- Around half were first time buyers
- Half of purchasers happy with the quality of their home
- Almost all feel GRO was the right option for them
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Addressing shortages in supply
- 867 new build properties developed
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Regenerating older urban communities
- There is not enough evidence to determine outcomes in this area at this stage
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Mix
- A third reported issues as a result of mix or lack of integration
- Half reported issues of properties being let to private renters
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Security of housing situation
- Minority feel more settled or secure in their housing situation
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Assisting buyers in pressured market areas
- There is not enough evidence to determine outcomes in this area at this stage
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Settled children and young people
- Minority say that their children have become more settled and secure in their education
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Reducing pressure on social rented accommodation
- 35 social rented properties freed up as people move into shared ownership
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NSSE |
Helping first time buyers on low incomes into owner occupation
- 2,260 households moved into home ownership
- 144 households sustained home ownership due to shared ownership
- 88% were first time buyers
- Over half were happy with the quality of their home
- Almost all feel NSSE was the right option for them
- Most believe their housing is affordable
- Very low levels of repossession
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Reducing pressure on social rented accommodation
- 385 social rented properties freed up as people move into shared ownership
- Estimated reduced pressure on waiting list of 634, with 178 with realistic chance of being housed
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Mixed communities
- A third feel that they live in a mixed community
- A quarter feel that they live in a strong community
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Mobility
- Minority feel concerned about housing mobility or feel trapped
- Some concern about the 20 year rule reducing feelings of security
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Providing options for those whose homes are being demolished
- There is clear evidence that NSSE is being used to provide options for people affected by demolition
- Quantitative information about the extent of use of NSSE for purchasers affected by demolition is not available
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Stimulating the private sector housing market
- 88% of purchasers were first time buyers
- 1,033 new households formed and purchased through NSSE
- 23% of purchases in 15% most deprived areas
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Quality of life
- Over a third say their quality of life has improved
- A fifth are more independent
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Safety
- A fifth experiencing antisocial behaviour or community safety issues
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Meeting particular housing needs
- At least three disabled people accessed the scheme (not all with particular housing needs)
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Financial Situation
- Small minority saw wider financial benefits as a result of their new home
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Mental health
- Small minority experiencing stress due to housing circumstances
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OMSEP |
Helping first time buyers on low incomes into owner occupation
- 3,098 households moved into home ownership
- 96 households sustained home ownership due to shared ownership
- 93% were first time buyers
- Almost all happy with the quality of their home
- Almost all feel OMSEP was the right option for them
- Almost all believe their housing is affordable
- 0.25% repossessed or converted to MtR
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Reducing pressure on social rented accommodation
- 448 social rented properties freed up as people move into shared ownership
- Estimated reduced pressure on waiting list of 605, with 61 with realistic chance of being housed
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Mixed communities
- A fifth feel that they live in a mixed community
- A fifth feel that they live in a strong community
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Mobility
- Small minority feel concerned about housing mobility or feel trapped
- Some concern about the 20 year rule reducing feelings of security
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Meeting particular housing needs
- At least 157 disabled people accessed the scheme (not all with particular housing needs)
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Stimulating the private sector housing market
- 93% of purchasers were first time buyers
- 1,437 new households formed and purchased through OMSEP
- Just 13% of purchases in 15% most deprived areas
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Quality of life
- Almost half say their quality of life has improved
- A quarter are more independent
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Safety
- Small minority experiencing antisocial behaviour or community safety issues
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Financial situation
- Small minority saw wider financial benefits as a result of their new home
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