Waverley Council to buy 48 affordable homes for £14m

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 14:24 · Archive

Waverley Borough Council is to spend around £14m on 48 affordable homes.

Waverley Borough Council has agreed to spend around £14m on the purchase of 48 affordable homes. The Farnham Herald reports the figure as over £14.4m, whilst Surrey Live reports the deal at £14m.

The purchase is intended to increase the council's affordable housing stock. The homes are located in the Waverley area, with the Farnham Herald specifically naming Farnham as the location.

Waverley Council to buy 48 affordable homes for £14m — Image: Farnham Herald

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Waverley Borough Council plans £14.4m purchase of 48 affordable homes in FarnhamWaverley Borough Council is set to spend more than £14 million to get its hands on 48 more affordable homes.Farnham Herald · 8 Oct, 13:22
Waverley Council agrees £14m deal to buy 48 affordable Surrey homesWaverley Borough Council is set to add to its affordable housing stockSurrey Live · 8 Oct, 08:22

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