ACE – Revolutionising housing – Restoring the value of land: a new model for housing development

This paper is the second in ACE’s housing paper series and explores in detail the challenging conditions within the UK housing market.

Following the discovery of a £185bn housing gap and the disconnect between supply and demand in the housing market. This paper suggests an innovative model that attempts to address these challenges within the housing sector.

It proposes a Land Optimised Value Extraction (LOVE) model which is based around certainty and optimising the value which can be extracted from land by using principles such as a clear strategic direction, regulatory certainty and encouraging market competition.

This model therefore attempts to shift the emphasis and process of planning and development. This aims to reduce the burden throughout the system, reducing costs for parties involved, whilst also balancing the need for strategic housing development, commercial competition and local engagement.

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