How public-private partnerships can act as a catalyst for regeneration and housing delivery

By David de Sousa2019-10-02T05:00:00

The removal of the borrowing cap on the Housing Revenue Account represents an opportunity to build vibrant new mixed-use communities

With the removal of the borrowing cap on the Housing Revenue Account earlier this year, access to funds has become easier for local authorities. Finance can now be secured at a lower level of repayment for local governments which makes traditionally difficult sites more viable for development.

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