Social housing rents to rise as part of UK push to build affordable homes
Briefly

The UK government plans to increase social housing rents above inflation to support affordable housing and stabilize struggling landlords, essential for long-term investment.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will introduce a 10-year formula for social rent, allowing increases by the consumer prices index plus 1%, ending the previous cap.
Councils and housing associations need certainty in cashflows to incentivize new investment, with the National Housing Federation advocating for a structured rent settlement.
Angela Rayner aims to spearhead the largest surge in affordable housing within a generation, targeting 1.5 million new homes during this parliament.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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