City Hall Misses Reduced Affordable Housebuilding Target

Sadiq Khan falls short of revised affordable housing target by thousands of homes

The Mayor of London was allocated £4 billion from ministers for the Affordable Homes Programme (AHP) between 2021 and 2026

City Hall misses reduced affordable housebuilding target

Khan’s portion of the 2021-26 AHP has started 14,000 homes - more than 3,000 short of target

London affordable housing target was cut by 6k - Mayor still missed it

There is also concern that many of the 'affordable' homes being built are shared ownership which are still out of reach financially for lots of Londoners

Why our Lib Dem-Green council is challenging the cut to London’s affordable housing requirements

Southwark, like the rest of London, needs more homes. But increasing supply should not come at the expense of affordability, writes Victor Chamberlain, deputy leader of Southwark Council and executive member for strategic planning

Mayor failed to hit reduced affordable housing target, new report reveals

City Hall began construction of just 14,335 affordable homes against a revised government target of 17,800 and an original target of 23,900, reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter Sir Sadiq Khan on a London building site (credit GLA) City Hall has fallen short of a revised affordable housing target set by the government by thousands of homes, it has emerged. Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan was allocated £4billion from ministers via the A…