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The Housing & Finance Institute Building the skills and relationships to build the homes we need 1 Natalie Elphicke OBE

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1 The Housing & Finance Institute Building the skills and relationships to build the homes we need 1 Natalie Elphicke OBE natalie@thehfi.com www.thehfi.com

2 Overview: Themes for Government(s) After the credit crunch  Support and sustain financial system; Build, build, build  Range of financial support measures  Recoverable investments and Guarantees as well as grant  Large number of initiatives- changing role of the HCA  Increasingly direct intervention – beyond financial support to address market failure and to develop markets/ implement efficiencies/ secure outcome  Support for all of the housing markets  Keep housebuilding steady/ from free fall: HTB1, HTB2, AHG, BTR, BFF  Strong support for the emergence of professional private rented market  Role of housing in supporting growth  Reform of Planning  Release of Public Land  Reform of local authority finances 2

3 Themes this Parliament  Build, Build, Build  Housing for choice and affordability as well as national economic growth  More flexibility between types of homes: rental/Home Ownership/Shared Ownership  Active intervention to unlock supply chain  Planning reform  Identification of brownfield and other land priorities  Commitment to bring forward public land and grant funding  Areas of Focus: Training, skills, Offsite manufacturing, SME  Changing roles:  Between local and national government: devolution, municipal enablers  Government active oversight and intervention where there is a failure of the market or to a need to rebuild or develop markets (incl. planning/ homes)  Better use of resources: regeneration and effective asset management 3

4 The Housing & Finance Institute  Putting together practical support and networks for more homes, greater investment and better housing efficiencies  Recommended by the Elphicke-House Report January 2015  Announced by the Chancellor, March Budget 2015  Launched in June 2015 by the Housing & Planning Minister  Started operations in September 2015  Public, third sector and private organisations  Key founding partners: 4

5 The Elphicke-House Report 2015 From Statutory Provider to Housing Delivery Enabler  Councils leading their communities and shaping their housing needs  Working in collaboration with others 5

6 The Housing Delivery Enabler  Community Leadership & Strategic Clarity  Creating Housing Opportunity  Business Leadership  Management of Housing Supply  Shaping a Stronger Housing Finance Market Elphicke-House Report 2015 HM Government 6

7 The Housing Delivery Enabler Difference?  AssessWhat is needed by when and what type  IdentifyAssets & Resources to bring to bear  ArticulateWhat is needed by when and what type  CollaborateTo deliver the homes that are needed  MonitorDelivery against Ambition  ActionTo manage and drive housing delivery 7

8 How are we helping councils and housing businesses do more for housing?  Housing Business Ready programme  intensive programme: 6 core metrics, 18 assessment criteria, detailed review of internal and external strategy, ambition, record of delivery and capability. SE LEP collaboration  Housing Business Bespoke  a bespoke programme, working alongside councils or council led teams, such as coastal communities, city or devolution teams  Practical Research and Research Collaboration  Boosting the Boroughs (Feb 2016)  How to Build More Homes, Faster (March 2016)  Current: utilities mapping, HBR Tools, finance including social investment and place-based regeneration  Housing Business Breakfasts  regular industry events including business and market engagement work & HFi Celebrate, celebrating housing successes 8

9 Much to celebrate  Housing building starts up   Private developer housing starts up   Planning Permissions up   Mortgages up   New mortgages up   Net Housing Supply is up   Affordability to earnings improved  9

10 Opportunity to do more 10  Council appetite  Housing ambition  Business appetite  Investor appetite  Tools & Resources  Additional Capacity Potential

11 The Housing & Finance Institute Building the skills and relationships to build the homes we need 11 Natalie Elphicke OBE natalie@thehfi.com www.thehfi.com

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