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ARTICLE · 25 NOVEMBER 2021

Government Launches Housing For All Plan

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The government published its long-awaited Housing for All Plan (Plan) on 2 September 2021. The Plan has 30 housing objectives and 213 actions, to be delivered in the period from now to 2025 ...

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The government published its long-awaited Housing for All Plan (Plan) on 2 September 2021.  The Plan has 30 housing objectives and 213 actions, to be delivered in the period from now to 2025, with some, such as the delivery of over 10,000 social housing homes each year and the retrofitting of 500,000 homes to BER 2, stretching out to 2030.

Pathways

The Plan sets out four "pathways" to achieving housing for all:

  • Pathway to Supporting Homeownership and Increasing Affordability
  • Pathway to Eradicating Homelessness, Increasing Social Housing Delivery and Supporting Social Inclusion
  • Pathway to Increasing New Housing Supply
  • Pathway to Addressing Vacancy and Efficient Use of Existing Stock

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