Building 100,000 social rent homes a year would save the
country billions whatever happens to the economy post-Brexit according to new
research by a group of housing organisations. Analysing potential future
direction for borrowing costs and economic growth, the new analysis Building
New Social Rent Homes An Updated Economic Appraisal presents four scenarios for
the economy post-Brexit (“Britain becomes Japan”; “Back to the 1970s”, “Strong
Economic Growth” and “Capacity Constraints”). The research finds that in each
of the scenarios funding new social housing would deliver long term savings to
the Government of up to £300 billion. Download the report from the NFA website.
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