A new report reveals the extent of demand for accessible
homes to rent and buy. The report says
1.8 million disabled people having an unmet housing need – 580,000 of working
age. Conducted by teams at the London School of Economics (LSE) and Ipsos MORI
for Habinteg and Papworth Trust, the ‘hidden housing market’ report is pitched
as challenging assumptions about the potential for disabled people to buy their
own home. The report also sheds light on the wider appeal of homes that deliver
higher quality accessible features. Download
a copy of the report from the Habinteg website.
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