Sentence examples for Affordable proportion from inspiring English sources

With these, the "affordable" proportion negotiated is 31% including some social rented properties.

More recently, to the east, he approved the masterplan for the huge Barking Riverside regeneration after the "affordable" proportion of the possible 10,000 new homes there was upped from 28%to35%5%.

An issue raised by a 50% affordable requirement, the minimum set out by Khan for the Kidbrooke site, is that TfL will get less from the development of the land in this way than they would have were the "affordable" proportion lower.

Johnson has allowed several major developments through with just a tiny proportion of affordable housing (which for the most part is not affordable as they are allowed to charge up to 80% of market rent, out of range of anyone but those with an income two or three times the median of £26,500).

It is the result of a government intent on reducing the overall proportion of affordable homes, while at the same time including new types of housing in the affordable category, regardless of how much they cost.

The council and Linden haggled a bit over the proportion of affordable houses.

The only realistic alternative may be state and regional legislation requiring local municipalities to mandate that new housing projects contain a meaningful proportion of affordable housing.

The council argues that this is a good result given developers often bargain hard to have the proportion of affordable homes reduced further.

Average selling prices fell to £171,000 from £188,000, reflecting pricing pressures but also a rise in the proportion of affordable housing to just over a fifth.

The investigation reveals huge cuts to the proportion of affordable housing in one of the largest housing projects and how none of Birmingham's biggest housing developments meet its 35% affordable housing target.

Under Section 106, also known as "planning gain", developers are required to provide a certain proportion of affordable housing in developments of more than 10 homes, ranging from 35 50% depending on the local authority in question.