Housing providers have warned that the government is
‘storing up future problems’ because more than three-quarters of its grant
funding programme will be used for the development of one and two-bedroom
homes. Of the 62,000 homes to be developed with the 2015-18 affordable housing
grant allocation, 77% will be one and two-bedroom properties after the
government requested that providers focus on smaller-sized properties. The
allocation has been widely interpreted as a reaction to under-occupying tenants
needing to downsize to avoid the bedroom tax. Housing providers told Inside
Housing that civil servants from the CLG had contacted them to scrutinise why
they had included bids for funding to build family-sized homes. Read more on
Inside Housing.
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