Work on nearly 13,000 homes stalled by the 2008 housing
crash are set to be restarted thanks to half a billion of government
investment. Ministers published a shortlist of over 160 smaller housing
developments across the country that could benefit from a share of the £525
million Builders Finance Fund, which will get workers back on sites and new
homes built. This funding will accelerate construction on the first wave of
sites with potential to support nearly 13,000 new jobs. Ministers said that
with high demand for the fund, more developers will be invited to put forward
their bids over the coming months as part of a rolling programme to unlock
homes. Read more on the CLG website.
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