Housing renovation in moderately deteriorated neighbourhoods: public--individual partnership in Israel and its lessons

Describes and evaluates an experience in housing adaptation and renovation, and promotes the concept of housing as a service rather than a product. Recommends intervention in moderately deteriorated neighbourhoods, with eligibility criteria by place of living, subsidising homeownership, including pu...

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Published in:Housing studies 1992-01, Vol.7 (Jan 92), p.56-73
Main Author: Carmon, M
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Housing
Israel
Partnerships
Urban renewal
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Summary:Describes and evaluates an experience in housing adaptation and renovation, and promotes the concept of housing as a service rather than a product. Recommends intervention in moderately deteriorated neighbourhoods, with eligibility criteria by place of living, subsidising homeownership, including public housing purchase, and assisted adaptation dwelling units according to resident needs and preferences. (Abstract amended)
ISSN:0267-3037