Theresa May’s housing legacy: assessed

Steve Douglas CROP

Does the prime minister’s analysis of what she’s achieved in office match with industry perception?

Theresa May’s housing legacy – what should we make of it? The forthcoming Spending Review will be the real test.

The outgoing prime minister made a surprise appearance at the recent Annual Chartered Institute of Housing conference in Manchester. She sought to set out her legacy of delivery on housing supply and social reform. But the reviews on her performance were mixed. And the assessment of her actual achievement was not kind.

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