How has coronavirus affected the social housing sector?
Find out how services for social housing residents and value for money initiatives have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
How have Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic impacted the social housing sector? To find out, we surveyed more than 100 social housing leaders for our 14th annual Health of the Sector report.
The story they told us is a familiar one by now: after a shift to remote working, powered by the adoption of new digital technologies, their main priority for 2021 is getting the basics right.
That means using traditional finance to develop and run affordable homes, and provide a strong value-for-money service to residents. Diversification, alternative forms of finance, new modes of construction – many will revisit these issues at a less challenging time.
Read the articles below for the results of our latest social housing sector health check.
Find out how services for social housing residents and value for money initiatives have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
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