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HOUSING

Vistry cuts housebuilding plans on back of weak financial results

A major housebuilder with strong partnership links to councils has announced plans to downsize its operations on the back of poor financial results.

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By Paul Marinko | 25 September 2026
New housing (c) Clare Louise Jackson

A major housebuilder with strong partnership links to councils has announced plans to downsize its operations on the back of poor financial results.

Vistry will now aim to deliver just 12,000 homes a year rather than the 20,000 announced three years ago.

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Paul Marinko

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