Build 75,000 modular homes a year, new report tells government

By Joey Gardiner2020-09-21T11:21:00

Countryside Properties MMC factory, Warrington

Move would see off-site lose ‘cottage industry’ status, says MMC champion Mark Farmer

The government should embark on a programme to build 75,000 modular homes a year according to a report co-authored by the government’s modern methods of construction champion Mark Farmer.

Reports suggest the government is currently considering the proposals, which call for a further cash-injection for the recently launched £11.5bn Affordable Housing Programme in this autumn’s Spending Review.

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