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Karl Tupling - Working in partnership with Derby

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HCA Executive Director for the Midlands Karl Tupling's presentation to the Derby Housing Zone launch event in the city, on 10 March 2016. The event focused on ambitious investment and growth plans for the city's Housing Zone, which will include the construction of over 2,000 new new homes across the Housing Zone over the next decade or so.

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Strong communities with homes and jobs Working in partnership with Derby to support housing and economic growth Karl Tupling Executive Director Midlands Homes and Communities Agency (HCA)

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Strong communities with homes and jobs Emerging picture post spend review • Government housing ambitions • Build 1 million homes over the Parliament • 275,000 affordable homes • Land to deliver 160,000 homes • Focus on home ownership • Double number of first time buyers • Extend Right to Buy to 1.3million further households • Continue funding Help to Buy to 2020-21

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Strong communities with homes and jobs Affordable housing • Affordable housing doubled to £8bn from 2018-19 • 400,000 affordable homes by 2020-21 • 200,000 Starter Homes, with £2.3bn fund to support delivery of 60,000 of these • 135,000 Help to Buy shared ownership • 10,000 Rent to Buy • 8,000 homes for vulnerable/older people

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Strong communities with homes and jobs HCA tools • Accelerate housing supply & build more homes • Reforms to planning system • Release public sector land with 160,000 homes capacity • Unused commercial land re-designated for Starter Homes • 2016-21 Affordable Homes Programme • £3bn housing development funds to support future housing supply • £2.3bn for housing infrastructure • £700m programme at named sites to deliver 60,000 homes

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Strong communities with homes and jobs Focus on housing continues • Direct commissioning to fast track building affordable homes on publicly owned land • £1.2bn to build 30,000 Starter Homes on brownfield land in next 5 years • Confirmation of Housing Zone capacity funding

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Manor Kingsway, Derby MAKING IT HAPPEN IN DERBY

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Strong communities with homes and jobs HCA investment in Derby • 2011-16 Affordable Housing Programme helped to build 410 homes in Derby City with an investment of £7.6m • Land Programmes have delivered 338 starts on site for open market homes with 186 completions to date, levering in £3.8m of HCA investment, and utilising HCA land • Over 3,700 sqm employment floorspace created

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Strong communities with homes and jobs Going forward – HCA’s land role • Key land role in bringing forward residential development on HCA land • Dispose of public sector land for government departments • Add value to surplus sites with development potential • Speeding up sale to help increase housing supply

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Strong communities with homes and jobs Shared ownership • Following Spending Review current Affordable Homes Programme open principally for shared ownership • More details of 2016-21 Programme to follow

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Strong communities with homes and jobs Starter Homes • Enabling house building on brownfield sites • Clearance, remediation, demolition and site investigations • Support through Housing & Planning Bill reforms • First wave of Starter Homes • £36m pilot fund to be used by March • £28m of this being used to acquire and de-risk brownfield sites • Remaining £8m for local authorities • Includes 6 Midlands LAs

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Strong communities with homes and jobs Continued commitment to Derby • Work with Derby partners to deliver priority sites and support the Housing Zone • Strategic alignment of current and future HCA programmes • Access to HCA consultancy panels and Developer Partner Panel • Act as ‘critical friend’ in continuing devolution discussions

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QUESTIONS Ridgeway Road, Stoke on Trent r Village, TelfordCastleward, Derby

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Karl Tupling - Working in partnership with Derby

  • 1. Strong communities with homes and jobs Working in partnership with Derby to support housing and economic growth Karl Tupling Executive Director Midlands Homes and Communities Agency (HCA)
  • 2. Strong communities with homes and jobs Emerging picture post spend review • Government housing ambitions • Build 1 million homes over the Parliament • 275,000 affordable homes • Land to deliver 160,000 homes • Focus on home ownership • Double number of first time buyers • Extend Right to Buy to 1.3million further households • Continue funding Help to Buy to 2020-21
  • 3. Strong communities with homes and jobs Affordable housing • Affordable housing doubled to £8bn from 2018-19 • 400,000 affordable homes by 2020-21 • 200,000 Starter Homes, with £2.3bn fund to support delivery of 60,000 of these • 135,000 Help to Buy shared ownership • 10,000 Rent to Buy • 8,000 homes for vulnerable/older people
  • 4. Strong communities with homes and jobs HCA tools • Accelerate housing supply & build more homes • Reforms to planning system • Release public sector land with 160,000 homes capacity • Unused commercial land re-designated for Starter Homes • 2016-21 Affordable Homes Programme • £3bn housing development funds to support future housing supply • £2.3bn for housing infrastructure • £700m programme at named sites to deliver 60,000 homes
  • 5. Strong communities with homes and jobs Focus on housing continues • Direct commissioning to fast track building affordable homes on publicly owned land • £1.2bn to build 30,000 Starter Homes on brownfield land in next 5 years • Confirmation of Housing Zone capacity funding
  • 6. Manor Kingsway, Derby MAKING IT HAPPEN IN DERBY
  • 7. Strong communities with homes and jobs HCA investment in Derby • 2011-16 Affordable Housing Programme helped to build 410 homes in Derby City with an investment of £7.6m • Land Programmes have delivered 338 starts on site for open market homes with 186 completions to date, levering in £3.8m of HCA investment, and utilising HCA land • Over 3,700 sqm employment floorspace created
  • 8. Strong communities with homes and jobs Going forward – HCA’s land role • Key land role in bringing forward residential development on HCA land • Dispose of public sector land for government departments • Add value to surplus sites with development potential • Speeding up sale to help increase housing supply
  • 9. Strong communities with homes and jobs Shared ownership • Following Spending Review current Affordable Homes Programme open principally for shared ownership • More details of 2016-21 Programme to follow
  • 10. Strong communities with homes and jobs Starter Homes • Enabling house building on brownfield sites • Clearance, remediation, demolition and site investigations • Support through Housing & Planning Bill reforms • First wave of Starter Homes • £36m pilot fund to be used by March • £28m of this being used to acquire and de-risk brownfield sites • Remaining £8m for local authorities • Includes 6 Midlands LAs
  • 11. Strong communities with homes and jobs Continued commitment to Derby • Work with Derby partners to deliver priority sites and support the Housing Zone • Strategic alignment of current and future HCA programmes • Access to HCA consultancy panels and Developer Partner Panel • Act as ‘critical friend’ in continuing devolution discussions
  • 12. QUESTIONS Ridgeway Road, Stoke on Trent r Village, TelfordCastleward, Derby

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