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The definition of Housing Stability is achieved when a person is not behind on rent or financially burdened to make rent payments, 2) has not moved in the past twelve months for financial reasons, and 3) is not forced to rely on housing shelters or doubling up with another household.
Enterprise Community Partners published a whitepaper listing strategies for preventing eviction and promoting housing stability.
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There are pragmatic steps housing providers can take to improve housing stability, such as longer lease terms or renter-friendly repayment plans. This study draws on 71 in-depth, semistructured interviews with landlords and property managers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Some proposed initiatives to support resident financial health may also serve dual purposes, such as alternative payment plans or longer-term leases, which benefit operators and tenants.
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