Vistry partnerships boss says rent cap won’t stop housing associations building

Stephen Teagle

Stephen Teagle tells analysts housing associations are claiming development hit in order to drive up grant rates

The boss of Vistry’s partnerships housing business has claimed that investment by housing associations in new development will be unaffected by the government’s proposed cap on rent increases.

Stephen Teagle, speaking in a call to analysts and investors last week, also said that housing associations were only claiming that the planned rent cap will limit development because they wanted to pressure government to up grant rates.

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