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2006 shareholders review
  • Alan Crowe
  • Chief Executive 26 June 2006

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  • Year at a glance
  • Client profile
  • Balance sheet summary
  • Key facts and figures
  • New thinking on affordability

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Year at a glance
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Strong numbers, new story
  • Important challenges in an unprecedented housing
    market
  • New thinking on tackling affordability

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Strong numbers, new story
  • 504 homes purchased for client households
  • 715 homes staircasing (purchasing further equity)

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Client profile
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Client groups
  • Single adult households
  • first time buyers 95
  • separated from a partner coping with
    reduced income
  • Lone parents
  • Couples setting up home together
  • Living with family or renting
  • Moving for employment or family reasons
  • Currently living in unsuitable housing

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Property purchasers 504
Home buyers, aged from 18 to 81
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Properties purchased 504
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Affordability last year and now 504
  • Big and fast housing market price rises - up 25
  • Average Co-Ownership purchase price - up 11
  • 75,370 (2005) 83,497 (2006)
  • Yet - steady client income levels
  • 15,842 (2005) 16,012 (2006)

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Staircasers return on investment 686
Clients leaving were 19,208 better off (average)
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Financial summary
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Balance sheet summary
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Key facts and figures
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New thinking on affordability
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  • In place
  • Reduced rent and applicant fees
  • Planned
  • Partnership projects to meet local needs
  • Proactivity in the housing market
  • Secure property for future buyers
  • Review applicant affordability criteria
  • Reduce entry level from 50 to 40

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