If a stock transfer from a council goes ahead, the houses
owned by the local authority could be set for a £33 million cash boost. If it
gets the go ahead, Salix will take over ownership of 8,200 council properties
in Salford . If the go-ahead is given, it will
be put to a ballot for tenants next year. If residents back proposals, the
homes will benefit from investment over the next 30 years including £33 million
in the first 12 months. Current estimates suggest the homes need around £700
million investment and repairs over the next thirty years. Read more on Inside
Housing.
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