Stonewater downgraded as costs rise

Stonewater

S&P says association is planning scale back ambitious 1,500 home-a-year development programme as finances weaken

Developing housing association Stonewater has had its finances downgraded after a ratings agency said rising costs had “weakened” its “financial metrics”.

S&P said the 35,000-home association was also planning to rein in its development programme in response to the rising costs, with the ratings agency saying the downgrade was in part responding to fears over its ambitious 1,500 homes-a-year build plans.

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