Social housing sector reacts to reports of new 10-year CPI plus 1% rent formula

News21 Aug 2024Michael Lloyd

The social housing sector has welcomed reports that the chancellor is planning to introduce a 10-year rent settlement in which social housing rents will be permitted to increase by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) plus one per cent each year.

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