On 24 November, the National Housing Bank shared more detail on some of the financing structures it is currently considering, including 25 year term loans, interest rates close to gilt, and innovative risk-sharing possibilities—all aimed at catalysing UK housing development and overcoming funding barriers. In our latest article published by Property Reporter, we look at what these changes could mean for lenders, borrowers, and the wider housing ecosystem. Read the full article here.
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Could this reshape the future of housing finance?
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The NHB hopes to tackle some of the most persistent obstacles to the development of new social homes. The goal is clear: remove barriers to finance and stimulate investment. But will this new institution truly change the funding landscape for developers and social housing providers?
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