The Housing Question in Sweden
The Housing Question in Sweden
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The largest housing association working in Stockholm is the Stockholm Co-operative Housing Association, which started its building operations in 1916. This association has so far built dwelling-houses containing altogether 638 rooms, the appearance of which is illustrated by pictures included in this pamphlet. The yearly rent for a flat of one room and kitchen in the house first built amounts to 360380 kroner (about 20 21) and in the houses most recently erected to 630660 kroner ( 35 37), Almos...t all the houses of the association have been built with public subsidies, thus making it possible to write off Garden Cities at Stockholm 27 mn miiimiM from the outset about one-third of the building costs and accordingly fix the rents at comparatively low figures (see pp. 5453).
Alongside of the association mentioned there are a number of smaller housing associations at work of about the same type.
While work has been proceeding for the production of improved types of dwelling-house, reforms in town-planning have also been brought forward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The largest housing association working in Stockholm is the Stockholm Co-operative Housing Association, which started its building operations in 1916. This association has so far built dwelling-houses containing altogether 638 rooms, the appearance of which is illustrated by pictures included in this pamphlet. The yearly rent for a flat of one room and kitchen in the house first built amounts to 360380 kroner (about 20 21) and in the houses most recently erected to 630660 kroner ( 35 37), Almos...t all the houses of the association have been built with public subsidies, thus making it possible to write off Garden Cities at Stockholm 27 mn miiimiM from the outset about one-third of the building costs and accordingly fix the rents at comparatively low figures (see pp. 5453).
Alongside of the association mentioned there are a number of smaller housing associations at work of about the same type.
While work has been proceeding for the production of improved types of dwelling-house, reforms in town-planning have also been brought forward.
What to read after The Housing Question in Sweden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inter Allied Housing And Town Planning Congress 1 to read onlineMoreLess
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