Government Social Housing Regulator, the RSH, annual Value for Money report for 2024 shows record spending

The Social Housing Regulator, the RSH, has recently released its Value for Money report covering 2024. The findings show that housing associations continue to focus efforts on developing and building new stock, areas for safety and energy efficiency, with reinvestment in both new and existing homes reaching record levels, recorded at £14.6bn, up from 12.5bn in the previous 12 months.

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The Value for Money report provides stakeholders information on all HA so they can assess against their peers.

The RSH, Regulator for Social Housing was set up to regulate, check and ensure that social housing landlords are delivering the standards as set out by the government, driving improvements across the social housing sector, helping landlords, and making sure landlords are adhering to the processes and controls put in place, to deliver quality homes and services to all tenants, as set out in the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008.

By landlords they mean registered social housing provider, including local authorities or private registered SA providers.

To read the report in full CLICK HERE