Definition of housing association in English:

housing association

noun

British

A non-profit organization that rents houses and flats to people on low incomes or with particular needs.
〈英〉住房互助协会（一个向低收入或有特殊需要的人群出租房屋和公寓的非盈利性组织）
Example sentencesExamples
- For most, the only affordable option would be rented council or housing association homes.
- Bury's prospective new owner could be a 71-year-old church organist who lives in housing association accommodation in Horwich.
- His wife, Tami, 33, who was a director and secretary of the housing association, was jailed for six months.
- They had held office in trade unions, community associations, the Ulster Unionist party, and housing associations.
- By the age of 15 years old Thomas was back with his Mother in a new home provided by a housing association.
- Under the Housing Act tenants were also allowed to opt out of local authority control and form their own housing associations.
- The government has been pushing "stock transfer" of council housing - handing homes to private housing associations.
- Ninety thousand homes are to be taken out of council ownership and handed over to a tenant-led housing association.
- All types of housing needed to be increased, she said, social housing, private housing and greater stock for housing associations too.
- No bids are put in for government schemes for new council properties, nor for HCA funding for housing association developments.
- Tenants on the Havelock estate, west London, have voted against the transfer of their council homes to a housing association.
- Measures can be taken to help the situation, such as the use of housing associations and private developers building affordable houses.
- The project also includes housing for rent and shared ownership aimed at key workers, to be let or managed through partner housing associations.
- The service will be guided by information provided by the St Mungo's organisation, a homeless agency and housing association based in London.
- With the number of properties we are selling, we can't make up the deficit with housing association properties.
- Housing associations are not private landlords.
- Professionals such as planners, roads engineers, urban designers, building company representatives and housing association staff attended.
- She has, at least, managed to clamber on to the London housing ladder - though only with the help of a housing association.
- A former aid worker in Sudan, he now works as Development Officer for a well-established housing association.
- The developer is Homes for Change Housing Cooperative in partnership with the Guinness Trust housing association.

单词	housing association
释义	Definition of housing association in English: housing association noun British A non-profit organization that rents houses and flats to people on low incomes or with particular needs. 〈英〉住房互助协会（一个向低收入或有特殊需要的人群出租房屋和公寓的非盈利性组织） Example sentencesExamples For most, the only affordable option would be rented council or housing association homes. Bury's prospective new owner could be a 71-year-old church organist who lives in housing association accommodation in Horwich. His wife, Tami, 33, who was a director and secretary of the housing association, was jailed for six months. They had held office in trade unions, community associations, the Ulster Unionist party, and housing associations. By the age of 15 years old Thomas was back with his Mother in a new home provided by a housing association. Under the Housing Act tenants were also allowed to opt out of local authority control and form their own housing associations. The government has been pushing "stock transfer" of council housing - handing homes to private housing associations. Ninety thousand homes are to be taken out of council ownership and handed over to a tenant-led housing association. All types of housing needed to be increased, she said, social housing, private housing and greater stock for housing associations too. No bids are put in for government schemes for new council properties, nor for HCA funding for housing association developments. Tenants on the Havelock estate, west London, have voted against the transfer of their council homes to a housing association. Measures can be taken to help the situation, such as the use of housing associations and private developers building affordable houses. The project also includes housing for rent and shared ownership aimed at key workers, to be let or managed through partner housing associations. The service will be guided by information provided by the St Mungo's organisation, a homeless agency and housing association based in London. With the number of properties we are selling, we can't make up the deficit with housing association properties. Housing associations are not private landlords. Professionals such as planners, roads engineers, urban designers, building company representatives and housing association staff attended. She has, at least, managed to clamber on to the London housing ladder - though only with the help of a housing association. A former aid worker in Sudan, he now works as Development Officer for a well-established housing association. The developer is Homes for Change Housing Cooperative in partnership with the Guinness Trust housing association.
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