Urban Planning - Attributions...

Allotments are recorded according to the date of entry into the premises of the new tenant.At 01/01/N+1 all allocations for year N are taken into account. The allocation periods correspond to the number of months between the date of submission of the application for social housing and the date of entry into the premises. Breakdown by type of request: social housing may be allocated to: - a transfer applicant, i.e. a household already renting social housing to which another housing is allocated; '- an external applicant, i.e. a household not already housed in the social park; '- an association that will offer this housing subletting to a household that can not access an autonomous housing without accompaniment. On average, the time to obtain housing is longer for a transfer applicant than for an external applicant. Indeed, among external applicants, there are households without housing that urgently need it. Households whose situation has changed and whose housing is no longer suitable can often obtain housing fairly quickly too. On the other hand, requests to change "comfort" (current housing adapted to the situation and resources, but want to change) take longer to succeed. Breakdown by type of dwelling: On average, the larger the dwellings, the longer the waiting times to access them. This is due to the supply structure (there are few large dwellings - T5 and above) and turnover rates (high for small dwellings, low for large dwellings).