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Housing Associations, Stock transfer and Regeneration Adrian N orridge Housing Research B ursary

Housing Associations, Stock transfer and Regeneration Adrian N orridge Housing Research B ursary. Dr. Declan R edmond (UCD) & Dr. Rory H earne (Dolphin Community Alliance/ Barnardos ). Research Brief. Need for regeneration. Value community Value place Social investment.

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Housing Associations, Stock transfer and Regeneration Adrian N orridge Housing Research B ursary

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  1. Housing Associations, Stock transfer and RegenerationAdrian Norridge Housing Research Bursary Dr. Declan Redmond (UCD) & Dr. Rory Hearne (Dolphin Community Alliance/Barnardos)

  2. Research Brief

  3. Need for regeneration Value community Value place Social investment • Poor housing • Poor Environment • Poor quality of life • Abandonment • Population dispersal

  4. Context 1- Regeneration policy

  5. Contexts 2 – Local authorities

  6. Government Policy and Housing Associations

  7. Stock Transfer - UK

  8. Benefit-Cost Ratios of Regeneration in UK

  9. Lessons of Irish Regeneration

  10. Aims and METHODS

  11. Research Aims

  12. Analytical Themes

  13. Methodology

  14. Interviews Other interview: DoECLG DCC Other experts

  15. Types of Transfer and Regeneration

  16. Case studies St. Michaels – Longford ST. Patricks – ballina

  17. St. Michaels

  18. St. Michaels Estate context Transfer Consultation

  19. St Michael’s • ‘Good communication by Clúid’ • ‘Plenty of meetings were held with good notice to all concerned’ • ‘Good one-to-one meetings with tenants and owner occupiers’ • ‘Clúid went the extra yard’ • ‘consultation was excellent’ • ‘a quality listening approach and they took the hard questions and faced the fears’

  20. St. Michaels’s: Immediate Outcomes

  21. St. Michael’s: Post Regeneration

  22. St. Patricks

  23. St. Patricks

  24. St. Patricks “Clúid as a voluntary body are doing a good job managing the estate. There are no headlines in the paper...There hasn’t been any conflict or any move from the residents to set up an overseeing housing authority with us... There is also no significant turnover of tenancies.” Local authority official

  25. “If we were the landlord still, a lot of the same people would have been glad to come back to the regeneration – but some troublesome tenants were not interested in being Clúidtenants and didn’t come back. The local authority is seen as a softer touch. There is also political influence with a local authority, where the tenants will go to a local councillor and plead their case. I have no doubt that some of the troublesome tenants are aware that Clúid are strict and will undertake eviction quicker than the local authority and won’t tolerate their behaviour”.

  26. Challenges

  27. Case Studies: Tenant concerns over transfer

  28. Government regeneration policy and housing associations

  29. Recommendations & challenges for HAs in regeneration

  30. National regeneration policy recommendations

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