Moody’s: HAs to scale back development and lever up amid £20bn safety and decarb costs

News17 Mar 2022James Twomey

Development plans in England will be hit as housing associations respond to an estimated £20bn, 10-year spend to meet the government’s new safety and environmental standards, a report by credit ratings agency Moody’s has found.

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