How social rent cuts have prompted Lewis to give new section 106 advice

New advice to council planners suggests that the government recognises that its cuts to social rent levels could hamper developments as social landlords struggle to pay for properties pledged under planning obligations.

by Jim Dunton
Stalled scheme: experts argue that reduced rents will prompt renegotiation of affordable housing obligations
Stalled scheme: experts argue that reduced rents will prompt renegotiation of affordable housing obligations

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