| 词汇 | social-housing |
| 释义 | social housing noun[ U ] UKuk /ˌsəʊ.ʃəl ˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/ us /ˌsoʊ.ʃəl ˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/ houses and flats that are owned by local government or by other organizations that do not make a profit, and that are rented to people who have low incomes: （由地方政府或其他机构为低收入人群提供的）社会福利住房 More than half of those of working age in social housing are without paid work - more than double the national average.这些住在社会福利房里、处于适工年龄的人有超过一半没有可赚取薪水的工作，这个数字是全国平均水平的两倍多。 See also council housing public housing The building of new social housing is now mainly the responsibility of housing associations, with local authorities assuming an enabling role. What have been the consequences of regeneration for job creation for local people and for social housing provision? The Chancellor announced a 50 percent increase in social housing for nurses, teachers and people on low incomes. At that time tenants in social housing were given the right to buy their homes. Houses & homes A-frame ADU affordable housing almshouse apartment dormitory dosshouse dower house duplex efficiency multifamily Nissen hut non-housing old people's home palace town house townhouse tract house trap house two-up two-down social housing | Business Englishsocial housing noun[ U ] ukus(alsopublic housing) GOVERNMENT, PROPERTY homes provided by the government for people with low incomes to rent cheaply: The development of 30 properties was available for rental to people on moderate incomes who earn too much to qualify for social housing but have trouble meeting market rents. Examples of social housingsocial housing Fortunately, as we saw above, socialhousing policies might provide the answer for these groups. More particularly, cheap housing for older people can be accomplished by different means, such as widespread home-ownership or the provision of affordable socialhousing. For example, only six to seven per cent of the population live in socialhousing and owner-occupation is high. From paternalism to dialogue : an analysis of the changing relationships between socialhousing providers and older tenants. In practice, however, the right to be considered for socialhousing is a highly qualified one. The literature review made clear that a government's housing interventions include both ownership and socialhousing policies, so the macro-level indicators refer to both. Such an argument could have particular strength in regions where housing demand is high and socialhousing is scarce. Nevertheless, they suggest a general reduction in the ability of socialhousing applicants to choose their own house. Even with these trade-offs, it was impossible to gain acceptance of the concept by major developers, and even by socialhousing providers. This is not surprising, given that socialhousing is likely to be a general proxy for a weak household income potential. There is little socialhousing, while rigid rent controls have resulted in a gradual shrinkage of private-rented accommodation. The basic services are : information and advice, prevention and social integration, home care, and socialhousing. There are two interconnections between approaches to allocation of socialhousing and social exclusion. This applies to all sectors of the housing market, although socialhousing processes are the concern of this paper. The practices used to block access to socialhousing, and the terminology used to describe them are varied, which presents some difficulty in researching them. See all examples of social housing These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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