Issue

BRE Home Quality Mark

1 story · 1 council

Local councils are making decisions on new housing developments, with the BRE Home Quality Mark providing a standard for assessing their quality and sustainability.

Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee approved a redevelopment in Roehampton in March 2026, which includes 55 new affordable homes designated for social rent. This project, encompassing new community facilities, represents ongoing local housing development.

The BRE Home Quality Mark is a standard for assessing and improving the quality and sustainability of new homes in the UK. It provides a framework for evaluating such developments, though specific discussions on its application were not detailed in the provided material.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee approved a redevelopment including 55 affordable homes in Roehampton in March 2026. Source
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