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£35 million Cardiff Capital Region fund transforms derelict land into homes, jobs and communities across South-East Wales
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£35 million Cardiff Capital Region fund transforms derelict land into homes, jobs and communities across South-East Wales
A major Cardiff Capital Region (CCR) funding programme is transforming derelict land into new communities, delivering 2,500 homes, supporting more than 3,000 jobs, and reclaiming the equivalent of 132 football pitches of space across South-East Wales. The £35 million Housing Viability Gap Fund (HVGF) has so far supported 14 housing developments across nine local authorities, tackling one of the biggest barriers to regeneration: the prohibitive c…
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