Housing groups call on Rayner to remove tax and regulations ‘disadvantage’ to attract more finance for social housing

By Carl Brown2025-05-15T11:18:00

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A group of for-profit social housing providers backed by institutional capital has written to Angela Rayner calling for changes to tax and rules that “disadvantage” them compared to traditional non-profit housing associations.

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