The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee
has launched a new inquiry into Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) and its
potential role in boosting housing supply. According to the government’s
Industrial Strategy, MMC has the potential to reform the residential
construction sector toward a target of 300,000 new homes each year, and one
million between 2017 and 2020. The government has identified inconsistent
demand in the housing sector and lack of collaborative construction supply
chains in expanding MMC practices. In a previous inquiry, the committee found
increased use of MMC would require greater government support to give “lenders,
consumers and builders the confidence to use new methods”. Read more on
24housing.
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