
Part 1 of this book demonstrated the importance and practicality of
creating very high-quality, inclusive places that can meet our national
housing needs. Delivering on this ambition means having a sound
financial model able to deal with the basic up-front costs of land and
infrastructure, as well as placing funds in the hands of a suitable body to
manage it for the long-term development and renewal of the community.
It also means having a delivery body that can provide leadership and
certainty in the development process, de-risking development for the
community and investors. Financial feasibility, including the cost
of borrowing, is directly ...