United Kingdom: Social Housing Survey 2019

We are delighted to announce that our third annual social housing survey is now open for responses.

Since our previous Social Housing Barometer, the sector has continued to experience change both to government policy and wider market conditions. The aim of this survey is to showcase the impact this has on housing associations across the UK and to understand your current risk appetite and view of the property market. 

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