G15 warns of £3.5bn rent cap impact on its members

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London landlords warn of “signficant reductions” in spend on development and cuts to building safety, maintenance and decarbonisation work

The government’s proposed rent cap would hit the income of the largest housing associations in London by a total of £3.5bn over 10 years, ‘significantly’ reducing development of new homes, the G15 group has warned.

The G15, in its response to a government consultation paper, has raised concerns about the department of levelling up, housing and communities plan to limit social housing rent rises in 2023/24.

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