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Could your affordable housing S106 Agreement be missing a key detail?

9 hours ago
1 min read

Affordable housing provisions can be a complex part of a Section 106 Agreement, and getting the detail right matters. From tenure and unit mix to delivery triggers, Registered Provider arrangements and viability provisions, there’s plenty to check before an agreement reaches engrossment.


To help local authority solicitors and planning professionals with that final sense check, our Planning Partner, Chrisa Tsompani, has created a practical Affordable Housing Section 106 Agreements checklist covering some of the key areas to consider before engrossment.


Before your next agreement is finalised, could you confidently answer these questions?


  • Do your affordable housing tenures and unit mix align with the approved plans?

  • Are your delivery and occupation triggers clear and workable?

  • Are your Registered Provider arrangements properly dealt with?

  • Do your financial and viability provisions work as intended?


These are just some of the points covered. Request the full checklist below for a practical final sense check before engrossment.



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If you're navigating a Section 106 Agreement, negotiating affordable housing obligations, or looking to unlock development opportunities, our team can help.




Contact:

Chrisa Tsompani

Partner

Tel: 0161 399 0249

Email: chrisa.tsompani@djblaw.co.uk


Find out more about our planning services here.



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