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Head-leased dwelling (private)

Glossary Item Attributes

Identifying and definitional attributes

Metadata item type:Help on this termGlossary Item
METEOR identifier:Help on this term327414
Registration status:Help on this term

Community Services (retired), Standard 19/09/2013

Housing assistance, Superseded 19/12/2017

Definition:Help on this termDwellings owned by private individuals or private corporations that are leased to Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement (CSHA) housing providers via head-leasing arrangements. The CSHA housing provider is usually responsible for tenant selection and tenancy management functions.
Context:Help on this term

Head-leasing involves at least two leases: one between the dwelling owner and the lessee, and one between the provider and the tenant. The Residential Tenancies Act applies to both leases.

Collection and usage attributes

Comments:Help on this term

Head-leasing is commonly undertaken in the community housing sector, where non-Government organisations head-lease housing stock from the private sector and state and territory Governments, and sublease it directly to the tenants. It is important to identify those dwellings that are head-leased from the private sector, as maintenance and other management costs are generally incurred by the owner, and therefore may not be captured in the annual CSHA data collections.

Source and reference attributes

Submitting organisation:Help on this term

NSW Department of Housing

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

Origin:Help on this term

Department of Housing - Policy EST0012A: Headleasing

CSHA Community housing data collection manual 2001-02

Relational attributes

Related metadata references:Help on this term
Has been superseded by Head-leased dwelling (private)

        Housing assistance, Standard 19/12/2017

Is re-engineered from PDF Head-leased dwelling (private), version 1, DEC, NHADD, NHDAMG, Superseded 01/03/2005.pdf (14.4 KB)

        No registration status

Metadata items which use this glossary item:Help on this term
Dwelling

        Community Services (retired), Standard 01/03/2005

        Housing assistance, Superseded 30/08/2017

Dwelling history (housing assistance) cluster

        Housing assistance, Superseded 01/05/2013

Dwelling history (housing assistance) cluster

        Housing assistance, Superseded 30/08/2017

Household (housing assistance) cluster

        Housing assistance, Superseded 01/05/2013

Household (housing assistance) cluster

        Housing assistance, Superseded 30/08/2017

Mainstream community housing DSS 2014-

        Housing assistance, Recorded 12/05/2016

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