Titlebook: Housing in the United Kingdom; Whose Crisis? Brian Lund Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 differential effects

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Making Better Use of the Existing Housing Stock,ate initiatives have produced significant changes in how houses are used via house to flat conversions, extensions to existing dwellings, changing existing building use and, important to believers in a ‘property owning democracy’, modifications to the tenure structure. In England, the recent focus o

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Conclusion: The Politics of Change,recedence over the long-term public good. However, the housing crises, simmering for many years have now spread too far to be contained by marginal constituency politics. The runes were observable in the 2016 European Union referendum and became clearer in the 2017 General Election. New housing supp

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Housing Crises,d fragmentation in homeownership, tenure divisions, the stigmatisation of social housing and wealth acquired through owner-occupation. Ethnicity permeates housing conditions although they are influenced by location and length of residence in the UK.

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Making Better Use of the Existing Housing Stock,mpty homes into use; produce higher levels of energy efficiency; reduce fuel poverty; improve older homes and adjust the tenure structure away from private renting that has a high incidence of poor housing conditions

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Location, Location, Location,in London. Devolution is beginning to make an impact on housing conditions in Scotland and, to a lesser extent in Wales and Northern Ireland. There are marked variations in housing outcomes according to regional, district and neighbourhood that area-based housing policies have attempted to tackle.