Vistry Group secures additional £50m grant to boost affordable housing delivery

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Vistry Group plc (LON:VTY) has announced that it has secured an additional grant award of £50m from Homes England. This grant forms part of the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s £2bn injection of additional grant funding announced in March as part of the Spending Review. The Group has already commenced the allocation of this grant to support delivery of a number of affordable housing schemes within the current year. Vistry’s total funding as a Strategic Partner under the 21-26 Affordable Homes Programme is now £252m, enabling the delivery of over 3,500 additional affordable homes across the country.

Vistry Group Chief Executive Greg Fitzgerald said: “This significant investment underlines the Group’s ongoing commitment to deliver high-quality, sustainable homes, supports the Government’s ambitions to increase housing supply at pace and demonstrates our successful track record of delivery for Homes England”.

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Vistry Group has been awarded a further £50 million grant from Homes England, taking its total funding under the 2021–2026 Affordable Homes Programme to £252 million. The funding will support the delivery of more than 3,500 additional affordable homes across the UK, with schemes already underway this year.

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