Treasury rules don’t work for housing in the North. Let’s reset value for money to unlock investment

Comment27 Aug 2024Patrick Murray

Following the organisation’s research into brownfield land and the Treasury’s value-for-money metrics, Patrick Murray details the case for resetting the rules to unlock investment

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