After a year of uncertainty, the landscape for Section 106 delivery is beginning to shift.
Our latest survey reveals signs of renewed confidence among affordable housing providers, driven by major policy changes including the £39bn Social and Affordable Homes Programme and a 10-year rent settlement. Appetite for S106 homes is growing, but challenges persist, from financial constraints and mismatched product standards to delivery risks and regional disparities.
This report brings together fresh survey data, policy analysis, and expert insight to explore what’s changed, what’s still holding appetite back, and what needs to happen next.
Dive into the articles below to uncover the sentiment shifts, supply pressures and practical solutions shaping the future of affordable housing delivery.
Produced by Savills Research, with support from the National Housing Federation.  
Our survey says
Although we expect affordable housing delivery to increase, in the short term this will be predominantly comprised of grant funded homes...
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A landmark Social and Affordable Homes Programme
                  The SAHP will help restore financial capacity, but more could be done to align new S106 product with housing requirements.
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The impact on delivery
Pressures in the S106 market are yet to fully feed through to completion figures, and still pose a challenge to wider housing delivery.
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