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A New Housing Strategy for Haringey 2024-29

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Haringey Council is acquiring new homes to meet its housing strategy targets for 2031.

Haringey Council acquired 21 new council homes in Wood Green in August 2026, as approved by Councillor Tammy Hymas, Cabinet Member for Housing. This acquisition at 76 Mayes Road contributes to the council's commitment to increasing housing stock and its pledge to build 3,000 council homes by 2031.

The acquisition of these homes was part of A New Housing Strategy for Haringey 2024-29, which outlines the council's plan for addressing housing needs and delivering new homes. The acquisition was discussed at a Cabinet Member Signing meeting in May 2026 before its approval.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council acquired 21 new council homes in Wood Green in August 2026. Source
  2. The acquisition was approved by Councillor Tammy Hymas, Cabinet Member for Housing. Source
  3. The strategy outlines a pledge to build 3,000 council homes by 2031. Source
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