Gove: Housing supply should shift to urban and brownfield sites

michael gove at select committee 21 nov 2022

The housing secretary tells MPs councils that have built over their assessed need won’t need to build more 

Housing secretary Michael Gove has told a group of MPs that the government’s housing target should be met by building more homes on urban and brownfield sites. 

Answering a question from Tory MP Paul Holmes on how he was going to try to achieve the 300,000 a year homes target, he said there had been a “live debate” and a “useful one on how numbers are generated”, and how housing need is assessed. 

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