Strategic review to see Countryside focus on partnerships business only

By Dave Rogers2021-07-08T08:53:00

Unwanted private housing schemes will be sold or built out

Countryside Properties is pulling the plug on private housebuilding and concentrating on its partnerships business instead following a strategic review.

It said it will sell or complete unwanted land and developments at its private housing arm before concentrating entirely on its partnerships work, which includes schemes for housing associations, public bodies and institutional private rental operators, from autumn 2023.

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