Publications

G15 has published, ‘A city that works for everyone: How social housing supports London’s economy and communities’ a new report exploring the contribution social housing makes to the capital.

Drawing on analysis from the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), the report estimates that social housing residents contributed £27.8 billion to London’s economy in 2024. It also finds that almost two-thirds of employed social housing residents work in key worker roles across sectors including health and social care, education, transport and retail.

The report highlights the wider role of social housing in supporting communities, strengthening public services and enabling people to remain connected to work and local support networks across London.
The report is available to read now.

A new report from the G15 and Housing Today warns that despite recent government support for affordable housing, London’s housing system remains under significant pressure. The State of the Capital 2026 report sets out a series of practical reforms needed to unlock delivery, tackle rising homelessness and support long-term growth across the capital. Read the article and report here.

Our Community Investment Impact Report for 2024-25 is out now. See how we’re working together with local people to strengthen communities and create opportunities.

We believe every resident should live in a safe, decent and well-maintained home. Our response highlights the significant investment each of us are making in repairs and improvements, including work to address damp and mould.

Five years after the launch of the G15 Ethnic Diversity Pledge of 2020, we stand at an important moment of reflection and renewed commitment with the publication of our 2025 Diversity Report.

The G15 has launched a report which provides a practical framework for developers to work together with the affordable housing sector.

The G15 sees building homes in the capital as a fundamental part of its social purpose. Read its key recommendation to feed into the spending review.

G15 Residents’ Group have written an open letter to Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, Rt Hon Angela Rayner, in response to the government consultation on future social housing rent policy.

The G15 has offered recommendations in response to the rent settlement consultation.

The G15 responds to the MHCLG’s proposed consultation to reform the planning system.

The G15 Resident Group has responded to the recent consultation on social tenants’ access to information.

The G15 has submitted a formal response to the STAIRs consultation.