No, the 1,950 affordable homes remain part of the proposals. The JV strengthens our ability to deliver these homes at scale.
This will be determined as part of the master planning process and will respond to local housing need with properties ranging from single/dual person dwellings to multiple person family homes.
There is a significant need for new affordable homes within the district. The development will deliver a minimum 1,950 affordable homes across a range of tenures to support those on lower incomes in the community.
The Government defines affordable housing as ‘social rented, affordable rented and intermediate housing provided to specified eligible households whose needs are not met by the market. This includes a variety of housing products such as shared ownership, social rent, affordable rent, and discounted market rent.
Affordability can drive buyers to move away from preferred locations. The scheme will deliver a minimum of 1,950 Affordable Homes which will to meet the needs of local people where affordability is a key concern. The 1,950 Affordable Homes are to meet local needs.
No. All homes will be delivered in full alignment with local planning policy and conditions. The JV accelerates delivery capacity, not planning shortcuts.
No. Quality remains non-negotiable. PfP and Barratt Redrow share a commitment to high-quality design, environmental sustainability and strong placemaking principles. Fast delivery does not mean compromised standards. Barratt Redrow leads the industry for the quality of the homes it builds, being the only major housebuilder to be rated 5 star by its customers for 17 years in a row.
The joint venture will deliver 8,500 new homes across six villages, including at least 1,950 affordable homes.
As the UK’s largest developer, Barratt Redrow has a proven track record of delivering private and affordable schemes through our partnerships. For example, with Places for London, we worked across a range of developments including Wembley Park Gardens in Wembley and Bollo Lane in Ealing to deliver affordable homes to the local community. Together, PfP and Barratt Redrow are committed to delivering at least 1,950 affordable homes as part of the scheme, and where possible we will increase that percentage.
No. PfP and Barratt Redrow remain committed to delivering high-quality, mixed-tenure homes, including affordable and family housing. The JV strengthens our ability to deliver these homes at pace.
It’s too early in the programme to confirm an exact number, but the JV will accelerate the delivery of new homes.
PfP is entering a joint venture with Barratt Redrow to accelerate the delivery of new homes. By combining our expertise and resources the JV will help deliver homes faster and at greater scale than either organisation could achieve alone.
All homes will meet and exceed building regulations, including new Future Homes Standards. They will be highly energy efficient with the latest technology including photo voltaic (solar) panels and air source heat pumps, designed for future living keeping bills low and temperatures right whatever the season.