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The Temporary Social Housing (TSH) Framework as part of the Capital Funding System of the Housing Corporation 

Summary

Temporary Social Housing Grant (TSH) is paid to a Registered Social Landlord (RSL) to cover the costs of bringing properties into temporary use, i.e., more than two years but less than thirty years. It is conditional upon the RSL meeting the Housing Corporation’s Regulatory Code.

TSH is not available for RSL’s to develop or build new properties nor for works to existing RSL stock. TSH is intended to add to the RSL’s stock of units of self-contained or shared temporary property by bringing back into use properties that would otherwise remain empty and unavailable for social housing, e.g., properties over shops in town centres or those awaiting redevelopment or sale.

Further Information

Repair standards must be achieved to qualify for grant.

You can find more information about Temporary Social Housing by looking at the Capital Funding Guide of the Housing Corporation.

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