Octopus makes case for equity as firm’s research suggests 22% fall in HA development pipelines

News01 Sep 2023Michael Lloyd and Social Housing reporters

Equity partnerships represent the “next wave of innovation” for affordable housing, Octopus Real Estate has argued, as the firm’s research suggests a 22 per cent reduction in providers’ development pipelines.

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