Housing associations hoping £2.5bn in spending review will be used for amortised grant funding model

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Talks are continuing with government about solution to interest cover squeeze that is restricting development

 Housing association leaders are hoping that a £2.5bn funding pot announced in the spending review can be used on a proposed model aimed at easing a short-term balance sheet squeeze that is currently restricting development.

Rachel Reeves on Wednesday announced £2.5bn in “low-cost loans” for social housing providers but the Treasury has not yet provided any further details of how these will work.

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