Local housing strategies: the what, the why and the how

CT Brief: Honest Conversations – Local housing strategies: the what, the why and the how

In this episode, Campbell Tickell Director Maggie Rafalowicz, and Senior Consultant James McHugh, discuss local housing strategies. These are a local housing authority’s vision for housing in its area.

While they are no longer statutory documents, Campbell Tickell is seeing a resurgence in housing strategies among local authorities. We have worked throughout the UK to design and deliver these for councils of all sizes and environments from small cities, to rural counties, as well as large metropolitan councils.

With this experience, Maggie and James discuss the following questions:

  • What is a local housing strategy?
  • Why have one in the first place?
  • What do you need to consider when designing a housing strategy?
  • How do you carry one out?
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Read full transcript here

To discuss any issues raised in this episode, contact Maggie Rafalowicz on: maggie.rafalowicz@campbelltickell.com or James McHugh on: james.mchugh@campbelltickell.com

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