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Source: {"body":{"it":"<p>Ownership by a group / organisation rooted in the neighborhood and composed by a multi-stakeholder and diverse partnership. The legal tool adopted plays a role in the projects' outcomes. First of all, legal ownership will influence what funding/financial aid can be applied for (e.g. a government owned site in many countries often has access to other funding than privately owned site). Moreover, ownership can support (or limit) what can be done with a site, restrict or facilitate access, owner can reduce / restrict speculation if gentrification happens, owner can also support low-income business, when the owner is not in it for profit, and this keep price increases to minimum.&nbsp; Mixed ownership can complicate decision-making, but well organised (e.g. in cooperative) it can also support a more inclusive revenue-sharing. </p><p><em>Key references</em></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>"},"title":{"it":"Supports projects in acquiring the site/object and to fund adaptive reuse"}}

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