Two will develop shared business plan
Homes England has signed a strategic place partnership with York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority.
Under the partnership, teams from both organisations will work together to progress housing and regeneration plans in the area.
It will build on ongoing collaborations between the pair on projects such as York Central, which has the potential for almost 2,500 new homes.
The combined authority and the government’s housing and regeneration agency will develop a shared business plan focused on a range of developments including Maltkiln and Elvington Garden Village.
This is the ninth strategic place partnership that Homes England has established with Mayoral Strategic Authorities across England.
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“We need to build the right homes in the right places, ensuring people in all our towns, cities and villages can stay and live in our region,” said David Skaith, mayor of York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority.
“Bringing together Homes England, our councils and key organisations through the York and North Yorkshire Strategic Place Partnership will help us all deliver on our shared vision to get building.”
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