A-Z of Housing

David Garnett is currently Chair of Two Rivers Housing. He is co-author, with John Perry, of Housing Finance, published by the Chartered Institute of Housing in a revised edition in 2005. He is an experienced university lecturer, having been principal lecturer in Housing Finance at University of West of England, Bristol, and has extensive experience as a trainer, consultant, examiner and higher education manager.

Accountability
Accounts (Interpretation Of)
Affordability (Includes Affordable Housing, Affordable Rent, Affordable Price)
Allocations (Includes Choice Based Lettings And Homelessness)
Anti-Social Behaviour
Asset Management (Including Whole Life Costing)
Audit (Sub Divisions: Internal Audit, External Audit)
Business Plans
Capital and Revenue (Distinction)
Care and Support
Consultants (Use Of)
Continuous Improvement (Of Service Delivery) background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial; Culture (Of Business)
Development
Disability
Diversity
Empowerment
Engagement (Including Participation)
Evidence-Based Policy
Environmental Sustainability (Includes Green Housing)
Equity (In Property Includes Equity Release)
Financial Planning and Management (Includes Viability And Debt Profiling)
Governance
Government Policy
Home Ownership
Housing Market
Housing Need And Demand (Including Need Assessment)
Housing Standards
Inclusion (Includes Financial And Digital Inclusion)
Leasehold
Local Government
Low Cost Home Ownership (Including Shared Ownership)
Low Income Households
Merit Goods And Services
Mortgages
Neighbourhoods and Communities (Includes Localism)
Nudge Theory
Obsolescence (Including Repairs And Maintenance, Refurbishment And Renewal)
Partnerships (Includes Inter-Agency Working)
Performance Monitoring
Planning Gain (Including Contractors' Contributions And Section 106 Agreements)
Politics
Private Renting
Proprietary And Non-Proprietary Interests
Quality
Regulation
Rent
Risk And Uncertainty (Analysis And Management)
Rural Housing
Short-Termism (Including Whole Life Costing And Life Cycle Costing)
Social Housing (Sub Divisions: Council Housing, Housing Associations, Almos)
Social Justice (Including Intergenerational Justice)
Social Responsibility (Contrasted With Shared Value)
Social Returns On Investment (SROI) (Including Social Dividends)
Social Enterprise
Sources Of Finance
Strategic Thinking and Planning (Distinction Between)
Subsidies (Ways Of Categorising)
Sustainability
Taxation
Tenancy Agreements (Sub Divisions: Assured, Assured Short Hold)
Value (Including Existing Use And Open Market)
Value For Money
Welfare (Including Welfare Reform)