Housing policies

Housing policies and strategies

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Housing Asset Management Strategy 2025 to 2030

Maintaining and investing in residents’ homes

The Housing Asset Management Strategy 2025 to 2030 explains how we will look after, improve and invest in its homes over the next five years.

Our aims

The strategy has 3 main aims:

  1. keep homes safe and meet all legal standards
  2. provide sustainable, energy-efficient homes
  3. involve residents more in decisions about their homes

We will focus its investment on:

  • keeping homes safe, warm and well maintained
  • upgrading electrical, heating and other building systems
  • improving energy efficiency
  • improving shared and communal spaces

By 2030, the we aim to:

  • make sure all homes meet the Decent Homes Standard
  • reduce carbon emissions by improving building insulation first, then using renewable energy and smart technology

Residents will help shape priorities through:

  • consultations
  • co-design activities
  • resident satisfaction surveys

The strategy also includes plans to:

  • build 600 new homes
  • carry out regular reviews of housing assets
  • use the RBKC Home Standard so homes meet the same quality standards across the borough

The Asset Management Board will oversee the strategy and review progress regularly to make sure it supports our priorities and long-term housing plans.

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Further information

For more information contact:

Housing Line

Last updated: 9 February 2026