Large UK housebuilders pay out £16 billion in dividends, as the cost of this to new homebuyers is revealed
The eight largest housebuilding firms in the UK have paid shareholders £16 billion in dividends over the last 18 years, without significantly increasing the supply of new homes, according to new research from housing experts at Sheffield Hallam University.
Sixty-one per cent of social housing tenants cut back on essentials to pay rent
New findings from a survey of social housing tenants found that 70 per cent struggled to pay their rent, with 61 per cent forced to cut back on essentials, such as heating and food, to be able to pay their rent.
Community-led housing and the speed of development: Briefing Note
Client: Power to Change | Authors: Tom Archer and Lindsey McCarthy
Tenancy sustainment in social housing: emerging insights from a survey of tenants
Client: Nuffield Foundation | Authors: Peter Thomas, Paul Hickman and Kesia Reeve
The Affordability of Community-Led Homes - Case Study: The Stretham Model
Client: The Nationwide Foundation | Authors: Tom Archer
Direct Payment Demonstration Projects: 18 month stage reports
Client: DWP | Authors: Paul Hickman, Kesia Reeve, Peter Kemp, Ian Wilson, Stephen Green and Chris Dayson
CRESR Annual Report 2020-21
Client: Sheffield Hallam University | Authors: CRESR
The Voluntary Right to Buy Pilot: Additional analysis of completions
Client: National Housing Federation | Authors: Ian Cole, Ben Pattison and Kesia Reeve
Warm Homes Prescription Impact and Value for Money Report
Client: Energy Systems Catapult | Authors: Rose Smith and Ian Wilson
Neighbourhood experiences of new immigration
Client: Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) | Authors: David Robinson and Kesia Reeve