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Homes England said potential opportunities will include large brownfield developments, extending existing towns, as well as new garden village-style communities.
A ‘landmark’ partnership
Housing and planning minister Matthew Pennycook said that “landmark” partnership will help the government “ramp up” housing supply.
He said: “A failure to ensure the development system is working properly has held back the delivery of tens of thousands of new homes over recent years. This government will work in partnership with all those who are focused on turning things around.”
Barratt Development’s chief executive, David Thomas, added: “We are committed to playing our part in delivering the millions of new homes the country needs over the next 10-20 years. To help us achieve this goal, we need to deliver more large developments.
“Through MADE Partnership, we are creating a master developer which can manage the infrastructure and placemaking that is needed to deliver at scale, while consistently achieving the high quality and sustainability standards that Barratt is known for.”
