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Что (кто) такое housing construction - определение

Rosstroi; Rostroi; Rostroy; Federal agency of construction, housing and housing services of the Russian Federation
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Housing and construction in Wales         
House prices increased in Wales during the Housing market crisis in the United Kingdom (2008). There has been political debate that this has contributed to a decline in the number of speakers of the Welsh language.
State Housing Construction Agency (Azerbaijan)         
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SHCA under President of Azerbaijan (in Azerbaijani: MIDA - Mənzil İnşaatı Dövlət Agentliyi) is a central executive authority that established to effectively utilize the funds allocated for the construction of multistory residential buildings, and provide the low and middle income citizens and young families of the Republic of Azerbaijan with preferential housing. It also implements state policy and regulation in urban planning, design and architecture.
Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996         
PUBLIC GENERAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
Housing Grants, Constructionand Regeneration Act 1996; Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act, 1996
The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 is an Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom. Its long title shows that it is a piece of omnibus legislation:
Public housing         
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  • An "Old Public House" in Pengpu Xincun, Shanghai.
  • A low-rent house in [[Ningnan County]], Sichuan.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES USUALLY OWNED BY A GOVERNMENT
Housing projects; Housing project; The projects; Social housing; Projects (housing); Project homes; Public housing estates; Public housing in the United States and Canada; Municipal housing; Housing Policy; Housing Project; Social landlord; Public Housing; Public housing project; Government housing; State owned housing; Publicly owned housing; Government owned housing; Projecks; Housing policy; Public housing estate; Jects; The Projects; Public housing in Mexico; Public housing in Spain; Public sector housing; Public housing in the former Soviet Union; Public housing in New Zealand; Public housing in Europe; Public housing in Denmark; Corporation Tenants; Private housing; Public housing in South Africa; Public housing in China; Public housing in the Netherlands; Public housing in Finland; History of public housing; Minha Casa, Minha Vida; Social housing in denmark; Public housing in Belgium; Public housing in Germany; Public housing in Indonesia
Public housing is a form of housing tenure in which the property is usually owned by a government authority, either central or local. Although the common goal of public housing is to provide affordable housing, the details, terminology, definitions of poverty, and other criteria for allocation vary within different contexts.
social housing         
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  • website=housingauthority.gov.hk}}</ref> which is 28% of the total population.
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  • Park Hill]] in [[Sheffield]], [[Yorkshire]], England.
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  • Unlike many other countries, much New Zealand state housing of the 20th century was in the form of detached single-family houses similar to private housing. This is a 1947 development in [[Oranga]], [[Auckland]].
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  • italic=no}}, Spain.
  • Redfern]] and [[Surry Hills]]
  • An "Old Public House" in Pengpu Xincun, Shanghai.
  • A low-rent house in [[Ningnan County]], Sichuan.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES USUALLY OWNED BY A GOVERNMENT
Housing projects; Housing project; The projects; Social housing; Projects (housing); Project homes; Public housing estates; Public housing in the United States and Canada; Municipal housing; Housing Policy; Housing Project; Social landlord; Public Housing; Public housing project; Government housing; State owned housing; Publicly owned housing; Government owned housing; Projecks; Housing policy; Public housing estate; Jects; The Projects; Public housing in Mexico; Public housing in Spain; Public sector housing; Public housing in the former Soviet Union; Public housing in New Zealand; Public housing in Europe; Public housing in Denmark; Corporation Tenants; Private housing; Public housing in South Africa; Public housing in China; Public housing in the Netherlands; Public housing in Finland; History of public housing; Minha Casa, Minha Vida; Social housing in denmark; Public housing in Belgium; Public housing in Germany; Public housing in Indonesia
Social housing is housing which is provided for rent or sale at a fairly low cost by organizations such as housing associations and local councils. (BRIT)
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housing project         
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  • Haringey]], North London.
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  • website=housingauthority.gov.hk}}</ref> which is 28% of the total population.
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  • Park Hill]] in [[Sheffield]], [[Yorkshire]], England.
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  • italic=no}}, Spain.
  • Redfern]] and [[Surry Hills]]
  • An "Old Public House" in Pengpu Xincun, Shanghai.
  • A low-rent house in [[Ningnan County]], Sichuan.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES USUALLY OWNED BY A GOVERNMENT
Housing projects; Housing project; The projects; Social housing; Projects (housing); Project homes; Public housing estates; Public housing in the United States and Canada; Municipal housing; Housing Policy; Housing Project; Social landlord; Public Housing; Public housing project; Government housing; State owned housing; Publicly owned housing; Government owned housing; Projecks; Housing policy; Public housing estate; Jects; The Projects; Public housing in Mexico; Public housing in Spain; Public sector housing; Public housing in the former Soviet Union; Public housing in New Zealand; Public housing in Europe; Public housing in Denmark; Corporation Tenants; Private housing; Public housing in South Africa; Public housing in China; Public housing in the Netherlands; Public housing in Finland; History of public housing; Minha Casa, Minha Vida; Social housing in denmark; Public housing in Belgium; Public housing in Germany; Public housing in Indonesia
(housing projects)
A housing project is a group of homes for poorer families which is funded and controlled by the local government. (AM)
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  • Park Hill]] in [[Sheffield]], [[Yorkshire]], England.
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  • italic=no}}, Spain.
  • Redfern]] and [[Surry Hills]]
  • An "Old Public House" in Pengpu Xincun, Shanghai.
  • A low-rent house in [[Ningnan County]], Sichuan.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES USUALLY OWNED BY A GOVERNMENT
Housing projects; Housing project; The projects; Social housing; Projects (housing); Project homes; Public housing estates; Public housing in the United States and Canada; Municipal housing; Housing Policy; Housing Project; Social landlord; Public Housing; Public housing project; Government housing; State owned housing; Publicly owned housing; Government owned housing; Projecks; Housing policy; Public housing estate; Jects; The Projects; Public housing in Mexico; Public housing in Spain; Public sector housing; Public housing in the former Soviet Union; Public housing in New Zealand; Public housing in Europe; Public housing in Denmark; Corporation Tenants; Private housing; Public housing in South Africa; Public housing in China; Public housing in the Netherlands; Public housing in Finland; History of public housing; Minha Casa, Minha Vida; Social housing in denmark; Public housing in Belgium; Public housing in Germany; Public housing in Indonesia
¦ noun Brit. another term for public housing.
public housing         
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  • Haringey]], North London.
  • A public housing apartment building at the Sandelsinkatu street in [[Siilinjärvi]], Finland
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  • website=housingauthority.gov.hk}}</ref> which is 28% of the total population.
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  • Park Hill]] in [[Sheffield]], [[Yorkshire]], England.
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  • Unlike many other countries, much New Zealand state housing of the 20th century was in the form of detached single-family houses similar to private housing. This is a 1947 development in [[Oranga]], [[Auckland]].
  • 182x182px
  • italic=no}}, Spain.
  • Redfern]] and [[Surry Hills]]
  • An "Old Public House" in Pengpu Xincun, Shanghai.
  • A low-rent house in [[Ningnan County]], Sichuan.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES USUALLY OWNED BY A GOVERNMENT
Housing projects; Housing project; The projects; Social housing; Projects (housing); Project homes; Public housing estates; Public housing in the United States and Canada; Municipal housing; Housing Policy; Housing Project; Social landlord; Public Housing; Public housing project; Government housing; State owned housing; Publicly owned housing; Government owned housing; Projecks; Housing policy; Public housing estate; Jects; The Projects; Public housing in Mexico; Public housing in Spain; Public sector housing; Public housing in the former Soviet Union; Public housing in New Zealand; Public housing in Europe; Public housing in Denmark; Corporation Tenants; Private housing; Public housing in South Africa; Public housing in China; Public housing in the Netherlands; Public housing in Finland; History of public housing; Minha Casa, Minha Vida; Social housing in denmark; Public housing in Belgium; Public housing in Germany; Public housing in Indonesia
¦ noun housing provided for people on low incomes, subsidized by public funds.
Housing authority         
TYPE OF MINISTRY OR GOVERNMENT AGENCY
Housing Authority; Ministry of housing; Ministry of Housing; Housing Auth.
A housing authority or ministry of housing is generally a governmental body that governs aspects of housing or (called in general "shelter" or "living spaces"), often providing low rent or free apartments to qualified residents. The existence of government agencies specifically concerned with ensuring that housing is available to people living in the country is a comparatively modern development, with the first such agencies being established in U.
Housing cooperative         
  • 999 N. Lake Shore Drive, a co-op–owned residential building in [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]
  • Co-op City]] in [[The Bronx]], [[New York City]] is the largest cooperative housing development in the world, with 55,000 people.<ref name="Urban Mass: A Look at Co-op City">Whitsett, Ross. [http://cooperator.com/articles/1354/1/Urban-Mass/Page1.html Urban Mass: A Look at Co-op City.] ''The Cooperator''. December 2006.</ref>
  • Typical cheap late 19th century corporation housing in Amsterdam
  • [[Nottingham Cooperative]] in [[Madison, Wisconsin]], a co-op home since 1971
  •  [[Warminster Heights, Pennsylvania]] was built by the Federal government in the 1940s as housing for civilian workers; it became a housing cooperative in 1986
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FORM OF HOME OWNERSHIP
Cooperative apartment; Housing society; Cooperative (real estate); Tenant-owner's association; Housing cooperative (real estate); Housing co-operative; Co-operative housing; Co-operative Housing; Tenant-ownership; Cooperative housing; Housing cooperatives; Housing company; Cooperative ownership of apartments; Housing co-op; Co-op housing; Limited equity housing cooperative; Co-operative apartment; Cooperative apartment building; Housing cooperatives in the United States; Housing coop; Cooperative apartments
A housing cooperative, or housing co-op, is a legal entity, usually a cooperative or a corporation, which owns real estate, consisting of one or more residential buildings; it is one type of housing tenure. Housing cooperatives are a distinctive form of home ownership that have many characteristics that differ from other residential arrangements such as single family home ownership, condominiums and renting.

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Rosstroy

Rosstroy (sometimes Rosstroi) was the governmental agency for construction and residential and utilities services in Russia. It was the successor of Gosstroy, a Soviet agency.

The full name of the authority is Federal agency of construction, housing and housing services of the Russian Federation.

The agency was abolished by D.A. Medvedev's Decree (Ukase) N 724 of 12 May 2008.

Since 2013, its responsibilities are in the hands of Ministry of Construction Industry, Housing and Utilities Sector.