The Smith Institute has recently published the first
in-depth analysis of one of the most significant new developments in the
housing sector. ‘Delivering the renaissance in council-built homes: the rise of
local housing companies’ estimates that around 150 councils have set up local
housing companies (LHCs) over the last five years or so and that, on the
current trend, over half of English authorities will have one by 2020. The
majority of the current LHCs are in London or the South East. The LHC model has been adopted by authorities
regardless of political control. Download the report from the Smith Institute
website.
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