Emerging in the cracks of the ownership model are alternatives to state/market provision of
affordable housing and public/private‐led regeneration of declining urban neighbourhoods …

This article explores the historical development of two different collaborative housing
models: Liverpool's housing co-operative movement of the 1970s, when public tenants …

Community is frequently called upon in policy to meet environmental challenges. It is
increasingly recognised that the success of these environmental interventions relies on …

This article explores the potential of community-led housing (CLH) in combatting loneliness,
and represents a mixed-methods research project carried out from just before the beginning …

In countries worldwide, limited access to affordable housing is fuelling interest in collectivist
solutions. Different organizational models are being developed to enable groups of people …

Abstract Community Land Trusts (CLTs) can be a focal point of community organization in
defence of neighbourhood space and in seeking to push back against powerful developers …

This paper investigates the aspirations and strategies of self-builders of owner-occupied
homes in a facilitated self-build scheme. It draws on a qualitative case-study of the …

Local housing, community living: prospects for scaling up and scaling out community-led
housing Page 1 By Andrew Heywood local housing, community living: prospects for scaling up …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine the dimensions of inclusive and grassroots
innovations operationalised by a social enterprise and the impact of these activities on …

Community land trusts (CLTs) have emerged as an innovative way of addressing the
affordable housing crisis in England, as they seek to control and own housing to ensure …