Vistry could build up to 40,000 homes a year with right government support, says partnerships chief

2024-09-12T11:03:00

Ambition requires ‘more functional’ planning system and funding for affordable housing partners, firm adds

Vistry’s executive team believes it could build as many as 40,000 homes a year if the government follows through on its plans for housing and planning reform.

The housebuilding giant built 16,118 homes in 2023 and has said it is confident of building 18,000 this year, which would see it eclipse Barratt as the country’s biggest housebuilder.

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