Since the seventies, housing starts and completions
across England and Wales have been on a downward trajectory. The long run
average over the last 50 years has been around 180,000 per annum, with the highest
numbers being achieved at the start of this period and the lowest in the
immediate aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2007/08. Over the last
few years government initiatives, including the Starter Homes Fund, Housing
Zones and Get Britain Building to name a few, have been launched to help
stimulate the house building industry. This plus a recovery in the housing
market has resulted in a pick-up of supply taking both starts and completions
in line with each other at about 150,000 in 2015/16. Read more on Estate Agent
Today.
Rayner announces plan to tighten up right to buy council homes in England
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Consultation launched on increasing socially rented housing stock by
limiting criteria allowing tenants to buy
Ministers will make it harder for tenants...
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