Social housing for rent
The answer to those who cannot cope with the costs of the free market
A social rental home is one that responds to those who cannot afford the costs of the free market.
It is a public or private initiative housing, planned and regulated in order to make it affordable to the middle, low and very low income strata. In addition, it enjoys a stable price, which guarantees the economic sustainability, stability and tranquility of the people who live there.
We can classify social rental housing into 3 major groups:
Housing with public protection of
Affordable social rental
They are those that, destined to homes with average income, enjoy a maximum regulated price of 7 € by useful square meter and month.
They are possible thanks, among others, to the public land in transfer, to the non-profit management by the foundations and to a public subsidy to the developer.
Housing with public protection of
Social rent
They are those that, destined to low-income households, have a maximum price significantly lower than the market, of 5.5 € per useful square meter and month.
They are possible thanks, among others, to the public land in cession, to the non-profit management by the foundations and to a
public subsidy to the most intense promoter.
Housing with public protection of
Very social rental
They are those intended for households with very low incomes and often in a situation or risk of exclusion. These are inclusive homes that offer intense social support and monitoring by a specialized entity.
They require, for their economic survival, subsidies for their acquisition and management.
