The new UK Housing Review 2016 puts together figures you
won’t find anywhere else: the government’s investment plans for housing and how
they split between supporting the private market and building affordable homes.
They show that the different market-support packages like Help to Buy and
starter homes now total £43 billion, whereas affordable investment totals only
£18 billion. The CIH concludes that, as a result, investment in affordable
renting ‘will fall to its lowest levels since the Second World War’. Read more
on the Red Brick blog.
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