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Smaller housing associations’ capacity to develop new homes
Posted on: 2 May 2014
By: mackene
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This report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation considers the capacity of smaller housing associations to develop new homes and their ability to utilise this capacity to provide significant growth. Some commentators have said that the major unused capacity to develop new homes in the housing association sector is among smaller associations. There is a lack of hard evidence to support or deny the claims and the research for this report was therefore designed to consider this issue. The resulting report focuses on: current development and growth of smaller associations; financial analysis to consider potential unused capacity; and barriers to smaller associations utilising their capacity. There is a lack of evidence about smaller housing associations’ capacity and how they can use it to develop new homes. This report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation presents clearer indications of any potential unused capacity and identifies barriers to associations using it effectively.
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