Presentation Feb 2018 on affordable housing delivery by Bristol City Council

2. THE TARGET

3. The Record
Market Affordable Total Student
2015/16 801 180 981 558
2016/17 995 199 1194 700

4. Interventions
• Removing land from the market
• Publishing viability assessments
• Planning committee taking harder line on student housing & Affordability
• Grant fund for housing associations
• Land release to housing associations
• Council home building
• Encouraging taller buildings
• Setting up housing delivery company

5. Affordable Housing
Alderman Moore 52
Broomhill EPH 13
Brunel Ford 23
Coombe House 16
Florence Brown 30
Richeson Close 32
St Peters EPH 16
Bowmead EPH 42
New Fosseway 123
Redhouse 62
Coldharbour Lane 40
Ashton Sidings 63
Blackberry Hill 100
Filwood Park 26
Brislington Meadows 90
Hartcliffe Campus 144
Hengrove Park II - 459
Airport Road 104
Astry Close 20
Glencoyne Square 90
Shaldon Road 24
Bath Road 55 Broadplain 43
Crome/Constable 23
Filwood Broadway 20
Henacre 38
Herkomer 23
Rockwell EPH 27
Prewett St 75Romney House 80
Lower Ashley Rd 29
Midland Rd 62
Arnos Vale 44
Dean St 42
Dove Lane 25
Speedwell Pool 31
Holly House 57
Macarthurs Warehouse 27
PX Centre 32
Walter Hill 21
Wapping Wharf 130
Ambulance Station 75
Brooks 24
Brunel House, B’ston 32
Bath Road 47
Foundry Lane 28
Hawkins St 30
Malago House 17
Marksbury Road 36
Imperial Park 16
ND6 ND7 37Redcliffe Quarter 33
St Matthias 65
N.B. These are projections based on our best information, schemes may slip or be shelved, new projects may become available

6. Projections
MARKET AFFORDABLE TOTAL STUDENT
2017/18 1,656 230 1,886 unknown
2018/19 1,964 277 2,241 unknown
2019/20 2,444 1,054 3,498 unknown
N.B. These are projections based on our best information, schemes may slip or be shelved, new projects may become available

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2015/6 2016/7 2017/8 2018/9 2019/20
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N.B. These are projections based on our best information, schemes may slip or be shelved, new projects may become available