Homes England is considering bringing in tough new sustainability standards for the homes produced by its partners or on its land. The possibility of new stretching standards is being considered as part of a major review of the housing quango being conducted by its new chairman, former Argent boss Peter Freeman. The agency’s chief land and development officer, told Housing Today there was a “live conversation” about whether the agency needed to ask development partners to produce homes to higher environmental standards than those called for by building regulations. Read more on the Housing Today website.
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