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July 13, 2026Housing Theory and Society

De-Financialising Planning Governance? Institutional Recalibration in London’s Inclusionary Housing System

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LMLucía Cerrada Morato

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This analysis examines institutional responses to London's housing policies, suggesting a shift in governance dynamics.

Key Points

  • This research aims to evaluate how London’s inclusionary housing policies are recalibrating within a financialised context.
  • Analysis of planning documents and interviews with local authority planners and housing association professionals.
  • Identification of regulatory recalibration and institutional repositioning as key responses to the Section 106 crisis.
  • Local authorities are enhancing oversight and reforming contracts in response to financial tensions.
  • Housing associations are strategically shifting focus towards long-term housing outcomes rather than immediate financial returns.
  • Findings indicate that current changes reflect adjustments within a viability-led housing governance framework.

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Lucía Cerrada Morato (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a548219475c38bf615a5a8ehttps://doi.org/10.1080/14036096.2026.2701192
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