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ARTICLE · 10 JANUARY 2019

What Is A Community Land Trust?

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In this article Nick Dunn and Peter Parker look at what a community land trust is and why they are popular for community-led housing projects.

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The first article in a new series, Back to Basics in Community-Led Housing, examining the key concepts in community-led housing.

In this article Nick Dunn and Peter Parker look at what a community land trust is and why they are popular for community-led housing projects.

Back to Basics in Community-Led Housing: What is a community land trust?

A community land trust (CLT) is not a particular legal structure; companies limited by guarantee, community interest companies and community benefit societies (to name but a few) can all be established as CLTs. Instead, the CLT (like charitable status) acts as a wrapper which attaches to organisations provided they meet the necessary tests (as outlined below).

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