More than half of English social landlords are still
uncertain about what they need to do to meet the HCA value for money rules.
This is the finding from a survey of 71 landlords. The report found 54% of
landlords think the rules are ‘still not as clear as they need to be’. The
rules require landlords to produce a ‘transparent’ assessment which enables
stakeholders to understand return on assets, sets out costs and provides
evidence of value for money gains. Of the 38 landlords who say they are
uncertain about what’s required, 22 cited the requirements on return on assets
as the most problematic area. Read more on Inside Housing.
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