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Social Housing in Northern Ireland

Research InBrief
 March 
3,
 2016
Social Housing in Northern Ireland

Social housing in Northern Ireland faces unique challenges over the coming years in terms of capacity, finance and delivery. Moreover there are questions over the structure of organisation who deliver social housing and how that could be amended to best suit future needs.
This InBrief looks to evaluate current social housing policy and whether Northern Ireland should look beyond the UK for best practice.

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Paul Mac Flynn
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