New research by
the NHBC Foundation has found that house prices are not reduced on developments
which successfully integrate social and private housing. The research, 'Tenure
Integration in housing developments' found that mixed tenure developments are
now commonplace in the UK and, contrary to fears, do not negatively impact
house prices as long as the design and the quality of the housing is of a high
standard. The NHBC Foundation, in collaboration with the HCA, commissioned a
review of existing literature to explore issues surrounding tenure integration
in new housing developments. It concludes that mixed tenure is now a part of UK
life with most researchers agreeing that single tenure developments are now a
thing of the past. Read more on the NHBC website.
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