dwelling
Let an agent handle dwellings by type, tenure, condition, safety and occupant rights.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle dwellings by type, tenure, condition, safety and occupant rights.
A building or part of a building where people live, such as a house, flat, rental housing or social housing unit.
What it is for: Providing people with a home.
It can be live in, rent or buy it; maintain and improve it; inspect it for safety; register and tax it.
Distinguishing features
A place where people live
Tenure: owned, rented, social
Housing standards apply
Occupants have rights
What it looks like
Houses, flats, apartments and other homes.
How it is recognised
Front doors, addresses and letterboxes
Property registers
Social housing schemes such as HLM
Related models
is a kind of - residential
is part of - context
is owned as - ownership
is regulated by - standards
In practice
Families and kinds
houses
flats and apartments
rental housing
social housing
traditional dwellings
Identifiers
address and property id national registers such as UPRN identification
Standards and regulation
Housing standards law
Landlord and tenant law
Energy Performance of Buildings Directive
Failure modes and hazards
Damp and mould
Fire and carbon monoxide
Unsafe landlords
Overcrowding
Also called
+24
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Identity Which dwelling.
Address and type.
Address
Location.
Address
Address.
- What is the address? provenance
- What type of dwelling? definition
Tenure
Owned or rented.
Tenure
Tenure.
- Is it owned, privately rented or social housing? definition
- Who is the landlord? provenance
Condition Safety and repair.
Condition affects health.
Safety
Fire, gas, electrics.
Safety
Safety checks.
- Are smoke and carbon monoxide alarms fitted? boundary
- Are gas and electrical checks current? provenance
Damp and repair
Defects.
Repairs
Repairs needed.
- Is there damp or mould? measurement
- Who must repair it? boundary
Rights Occupant rights.
Rights protect residents.
Tenancy
Rights and duties.
Tenancy
Tenancy rights.
- What rights does the occupant have? boundary
- How can disputes be resolved? action
Eviction
Protection.
Eviction
Eviction rules.
- What protections apply against eviction? boundary
- Where can people get housing advice? action
Energy Efficiency and costs.
Energy affects bills and health.
Rating
Certificate.
Rating
Energy rating.
- What is its energy rating? provenance
- When does it expire? boundary
Improvement
Retrofit.
Improvement
Improvements.
- Which improvements would help most? action
- Are grants available? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should dwelling types be separate entries?
- How should tenure be recorded?
- The registry entry has merged aliases such as gurukula; should they be split off?