A housing association plans to pay tenants the amount they
will lose through the bedroom tax over three years as a lump sum cash incentive
to downsize. Aster Group, which owns 27,000 properties, is considering
taking the financial hit to protect tenants who would otherwise lose out under
the government’s under-occupation penalty.
Although other landlords have announced they will offer cash incentives
to tenants who move to smaller properties, Aster is understood to be the first
to link it to the amount tenants actually stand to lose. Read more on Inside Housing.
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