10-year rent settlement would generate extra £13bn for social landlords over a decade, CIH and Savills find

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Decade-long settlement would cumulatively generate £72bn over 30 years for social landlords, compared to £37bn for the government’s proposed five-year arrangement

A 10-year social housing rent settlement at inflation plus 1% would generate £7.4bn in extra income for housing associations and £5.5bn for councils over 10 years, according to new analysis.

The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH), in its response to the government’s consultation on social housing rent policy, commissioned analysis from Savills to illustrate the impact of different rent-setting options.

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