Rayner to back plan to build 180,000 social homes in next decade
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 2 – The UK Government pledges £39 billion to build 300,000 homes, with 60% for social rent, aiming to improve housing standards and tackle homelessness over the next decade.
- Angela Rayner plans to build 180,000 new social homes in the next decade to help address the housing crisis, as announced by the Deputy Prime Minister.
- This target is six times higher than the number of social homes built from 2014 to 2024, highlighting an ambitious goal.
- The Government aims to create a total of 300,000 new social and affordable properties by 2035, supported by a £39 billion investment.
- Rayner emphasized that this investment represents "the biggest boost to social and affordable housing in a generation.
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