Housing Targets Need ‘Radical New Approach’

The Housing and Finance Institute issues warning that government housing targets are unlikely to be met without a change in industry support. The government has been warned that a radical new housebuilding approach is needed if its new target to build 300,000 homes a year is to be reached.

There have been only six years since the Second World War that more than 300,000 homes a year have been completed in England.  The Institute says the sector is not confident it can deliver the major up shift in numbers required to meet the new target without radical change in the way government supports the industry. Read more on the HFI website.

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