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Much needed affordable homes arrive on Teesside

Steve Heywood, Media Manager
More than 150 much needed affordable homes are being built on Teesside.
Around 80 of the homes are ready for people form the region to move into them, with work starting on a further 60.
The properties in Marske are being delivered by North East housing organisation Home Group, in partnership with Miller Homes Teesside. They range from two to four bedroom homes.
Phase one of the development is complete and has 75 two, three and four bedroom homes available for what is know as social rent – rent that is way below the private rented sector, and lower or equal to the local housing allowance.
There are also 11 homes available for shared ownership on the development, known as Beaconfield Rise.
Phase two of the development, which is underway, will consist of 58 two, three, four, and five bedroom homes, as well as 10 shared ownership.
Phase two is expected to be completed by 2028.
Kitson Keen, Director of Development at Home Group, said: “We are delighted to be able to provide so many affordable homes on Teesside. We know there is great demand in the area.
“Our aim is to deliver the right homes in the right places, and this is a great example of this. We are also delighted to be delivering in partnership with Miller Homes, who we have worked so closely with on a number of developments.”
Mark Bayliss, Regional Managing Director, Miller homes Teesside said: “We understand the significance of quality-built, energy-efficient homes that cater for diverse living needs, and our partnership with Home Group enables us to help support the delivery of these type of affordable homes in the Teesside region.
“This collaboration underpins our commitment to providing sustainable homes that not only meet current demands but also contribute to a more environmentally conscious and resilient future for our communities."