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Let’s get building: The case for local authority investment in rented homes to help drive economic growth
Posted on: 11 December 2012
By: mackene
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This report argues that councils should be allowed to take advantage of low levels of debt to raise loans to build homes. The report making this case has been jointly produced by a partnership of the Chartered Institute of Housing, the Local Government Association and the Association of Retained Council Housing, supported by the Councils with ALMOs Group and led by the National Federation of ALMOs. The report makes use of two new pieces of work. The first one assesses in detail the capacity of the local authority sector and its readiness to build new homes. The second, assesses the market’s reaction to the extra borrowing that would be required if the proposals made here were to be adopted.
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