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Catalogue Entry: Severe housing deprivation
Different factors influence the quality of housing, and some households face a multiple of shortcomings in their dwelling. Too little space (see Indicator HC2.1) may coincide...-
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Catalogue Entry: Social rental dwellings stock
Social housing includes different forms of housing support across OECD countries, with considerable cross-national differences in terms of tenure, size, and type of providers....-
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Catalogue Entry: Tax relief for home owners
In many OECD countries, people who buy or own a home benefit from favourable tax treatment, in addition to grants and credit support to home buyers (See PH 2.1). This indicator...-
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Catalogue Entry: Subjective measures on Housing
This indicator presents selected subjective measures based on poll survey data. The first set of measures presents reported levels of satisfaction with housing, whereas the...-
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Catalogue Entry: Housing space
Space is an important dimension of housing quality. Several studies outline the negative effects of limitations in space and overcrowded dwellings on health, and particularly on...-
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Catalogue Entry: HOUSING COSTS OVER INCOME
Housing costs can represent a substantial financial burden to households, especially low-income households. The median of the ratio of housing costs over income gives an...-
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Catalogue Entry: Ability of households to keep the dwelling warm
In addition to rents and mortgages, owners and tenants face other housing outlays such as utility and repair costs (refer to Indicator HC1.2 for a discussion of different...-
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