A number of social landlords in the north of England are
being squeezed out of the government’s £1 billion build to rent scheme. Housing
associations that received indicative cash allocations from the first £700
million round of funding in March are now pulling out because demands from the
HCA are making business plans unviable in the region. Several associations and
eight councils may no longer be able to use equity loans to build more than
1,000 private rented homes because the HCA is insisting on receiving annual
returns on the funding. Landlords claim this means their models no longer stack
up in the north of England, where property values and rents are lower. Read
more on Inside Housing.
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