The next wave of sustainable new towns and urban extensions

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Title Avoiding the pitfalls of private finance initiatives and departmental budgets to fund the next wave of sustainable new towns and urban extensions
Part of Series Townscapes‎
Publisher Publisher Bennett Institute for Public Policy‎
Authors Author Thomas Aubrey‎
Date Date June 2024‎
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Summary "This report outlines how the government could use market sources of funding for major development projects through a plan-led approach that delivers the necessary public infrastructure upfront resulting in a significant increase in housing delivery. This plan-led approach is contrasted with the speculative housing model."
Keywords Keyword Homes‎ Keyword Planning‎ Keyword Buses‎ Keyword Heavy rail‎ Keyword Light rail‎
Locations Location England‎
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Publication Live Live as of 3 November 2024‎
Archive Archive Archived by Wayback Machine on 24 September 2024‎‎



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