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The way the government measures the value of affordable
housing is fundamentally flawed and the sector has double the impact currently
assumed, according to independent research.
Allocation of public funding has been calculated based on a Treasury
formula that indicates that every pound invested in affordable homes is worth
just 50 pence because affordable homes have been thought to displace housing of
other tenures. This means the Treasury
has assumed that one out of every two publicly funded homes would have been
built anyway by a private developer.
However, independent research commissioned by the G15 group of London’s largest housing
associations indicates this assumption is flawed. Read more on Inside Housing.
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