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How much is Edinburgh council rent?
The average weekly rent will increase by 5.25, from 105.06 to 110.31. Option 3 is 8.4% increase each year for the next five years to deliver the pre-Covid investment plan.
How to get empty Council houses in Edinburgh?
Our empty properties are advertised online every week at Key to Choice and Edindex applicants can bid for up to three properties each week via the website. You can bid directly on their website or by contacting EdIndex at edindex@edinburgh.gov.uk or by calling 0131 529 5080.
How do I apply for Council housing in Edinburgh?
To register and apply online Visit EdIndex housing and click the Key to Choice link. Step by step guidance and frequently asked questions are available on the website. Paper application forms are available for those that do not wish to apply for EdIndex online however you are only able to bid online at this time.
Where to go to apply for council housing?
You apply for council housing through your local council. Each council has its own rules. Youll usually have to join a waiting list and youre not guaranteed to get a property. Ask your council how long youre likely to have to wait.
What is the difference between renting and council housing?
Social housing is provided by local councils or housing associations. Its typically more affordable than private renting and is aimed at those with greater housing needs, such as people on low incomes, in unstable housing situations, or who are classed as vulnerable.
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How do you qualify for council housing in Scotland?
You must be aged 16 years or older to apply for housing. The local council can give you information on who provides housing in the area and how to apply. Some councils have a common housing register. This means you can apply once and join the waiting list for both a council house and local housing association homes.