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February 2010
Description
A project undertaken by the Social Housing Foundation (SHF) and Urban LandMark aims to provide greater understanding of, and exposure to, the small private dwelling rental (or small-scale rental) market within South Africa's human settlements framework. The official launch of the final strategy document took place on 11 February 2010 in Johannesburg. The study involved a range of representatives from provincial government and civil society and is the most comprehensive attempt yet to engage with the small-scale rental sector in South Africa.
Downloads
- Booklet outlining a proposed strategy to harness the power of small-scale private landlords in order to increase the rate and scale of delivery of affordable, acceptable rental accommodation in South Africa's existing suburbs and townships, written by David Gardner [2.18MB]
- Strategy for increasing supply of small-scale private dwelling rental – report by David Gardner [203KB]
- A strategic assessment of local and international literature relating to small-scale dwelling rental, undertaken by Vanessa Watson [369KB]
- A report on the proliferation of low-income private rental housing supply, and the development of recommendations concerning appropriate interventions, compiled by Susan Carey [218KB]
- Presentation delivered at the launch of the strategy [420KB]
Tags
rental, housing, small-scale, accommodation, policy, households, private, development, africa, settlement, informal, delivery
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