Planning gain targets 'invalid'

Series: Property Week ; 14 September 2001, 14(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: RICS warns that government initiatives to force commercial developers to contribute to cash for affordable housing breaches the principle behind s106 agreements. At the present, only housing developers can be compelled to give cash to affordable homes, but government is under pressure to extend this to other areas

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RICS warns that government initiatives to force commercial developers to contribute to cash for affordable housing breaches the principle behind s106 agreements. At the present, only housing developers can be compelled to give cash to affordable homes, but government is under pressure to extend this to other areas

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