COVID-19 could reduce housing association market sale income by more than half, says Moody’s

News08.07.207:00 AM by Dominic Brady

Market sales exposure will be the most significant area of economic risk for UK housing associations in fiscal 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic, according to analysis by credit ratings agency Moody’s

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