Reeves announces £10bn for ‘financial investments’ to attract private funding into affordable housing

By Daniel Gayne2025-06-11T15:51:00

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The chancellor has announced £10bn for investments in new housing in the spending review this afternoon.

The new funding, which came alongside confirmation of the expected £39bn for the Affordable Homes Programme (AHP), will be delivered at least in part through Homes England and is intended to “crowd in” private investment.

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