As part of an update to its planning practice guidance –
which is intended to help planners interpret the National Planning Policy
Framework (NPPF) – the government has published a new section on Build to Rent.
The guidance states that “20% is generally a suitable benchmark for the level
of affordable private rent homes to be provided (and maintained in perpetuity)
in any Build to Rent scheme”. It stipulates that affordable private rent should
be at least 20% cheaper than the rest of the scheme – in line with the
affordable rent product – and should be “physically indistinguishable from the
market rent homes in terms of quality and size”, as well as distributed
throughout the development. Read more on the MHCLG website.
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Recent cuts to flagship federal program that funds housing and other
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