Private Rented Housing in the United States and Europe
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Private Rented Housing in the United States and Europe
Harloe, Michael
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2023
398
Mole
Inglês
9780367680152
15 a 20 dias
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1. The Growth of Private Rented Housing 2. The National Background to Private Renting 3. A Profile of the Private Rented Sector: The Stock 4. A Profile of the Private Rented Sector: Tenants, Landlords and Access 5. Rents and Rent Policy 6. Subsidies and Taxation 7. Urban Renewal and Improvement 8. Landlord/Tenant Relations 9. The Future of the Private Rented Sector.
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West Germany;America;Private Rented;profile private rented sector;Private Rented Sector;population growth;Post War;housing supply;Private Rented Housing;patterns of urbanisation;Rental Housing;private rented housing stock;Rent Control;size of tenure;Rental Sector;landlord/tenant relations;Private Rented Stock;rent controls from 1939;Social Rented;construction subsidies;Private Landlords;Central Government;European housing markets;Large Families;Quasi public housing;Der Bundesminister;Social reformers;Private Rented Units;Unfurnished Tenants;Social Rented Sector;Rented Stock;Mid Seventies;Owner Occupied;Social Housing Organisations;Social Housing;Resident Landlords;Vacancy Decontrol;Individual Landlords
1. The Growth of Private Rented Housing 2. The National Background to Private Renting 3. A Profile of the Private Rented Sector: The Stock 4. A Profile of the Private Rented Sector: Tenants, Landlords and Access 5. Rents and Rent Policy 6. Subsidies and Taxation 7. Urban Renewal and Improvement 8. Landlord/Tenant Relations 9. The Future of the Private Rented Sector.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
West Germany;America;Private Rented;profile private rented sector;Private Rented Sector;population growth;Post War;housing supply;Private Rented Housing;patterns of urbanisation;Rental Housing;private rented housing stock;Rent Control;size of tenure;Rental Sector;landlord/tenant relations;Private Rented Stock;rent controls from 1939;Social Rented;construction subsidies;Private Landlords;Central Government;European housing markets;Large Families;Quasi public housing;Der Bundesminister;Social reformers;Private Rented Units;Unfurnished Tenants;Social Rented Sector;Rented Stock;Mid Seventies;Owner Occupied;Social Housing Organisations;Social Housing;Resident Landlords;Vacancy Decontrol;Individual Landlords
