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2006
Description
The Housing Entrepreneurs Research Project, concluded in 2006, seeks to provide a deeper understanding of housing as a productive asset, and its role in promoting economic activity and improved affordable housing supply, by supporting the activities of home-based entrepreneurs and small-scale landlords.
Funded by Finmark Trust, the Social Housing Foundation, Nedbank, the Gauteng Department of Housing and the National Department of Housing, the project focused on obtaining a detailed understanding of how small-scale landlords and home-based entrepreneurs operate, the key constraints they face and the extent to which they use their homes as a productive asset. This was set within the context of a broad understanding of entrepreneurship and current policy and practice in unleashing and supporting entrepreneurial activity.
Project outcomes
Final reports
Resource reports
Tags
landlords, small, scale, business, small scale, entrepreneurs, support, inner, hbes, housing, rental, unit, sector, emergence, mechanisms, mechanisms support emergence, support emergence, mechanisms support, entrepreneurs small
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