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The SocInvest news bulletin brings you the latest news exploring innovations in regeneration finance and funding.

Our independent editorial team brings you the latest news on:

Local asset backed vehicles
Tax increment financing
Community infrastructure levies
European funding vehicles such as JESSICA
Enterprise zones
Other public sector funding models to deliver regeneration, homes and communities and infrastructure.

Latest edition:

Property industry welcomes proposed levy shake-up

Property industry welcomes proposed CIL shake-up

The British Property Federation (BPF) has welcomed the government's proposed changes to the community infrastructure levy.

Sheffield launches £23 million JESSICA fund

Sheffield city region has started looking for infrastructure and property schemes which could benefit from a new JESSICA fund launched last week.

Private rental fund winners announced

Housing associations, private developers and a local asset backed vehicle are among the winners of a £1 billion government fund to support private sector rental housebuilding.

Homes agency consults on regulation reform

The government's housing watchdog has published a consultation on regulating the housing association sector, which could ringfence social housing from riskier activities.

Report: 'Investment bank needs regional focus'

An investment bank providing funds for infrastructure should allocate its cash on a regional basis, according to new research.

Research moots national urban development fund

A national fund for urban development would quicken the pace of regeneration, according to research by think tank Centre for Cities.

Council launches innovative homes funding model

The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is seeking up to £100 million from private investors to build 600 homes.

18 April 2013

Centre for Cities

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