3 things we learned from the Chief Executive Salary Survey 2025

Insight22.10.25by Katharine Swindells

Inside Housing has published its Chief Executive Salary Survey 2025, which analyses the pay of those in the top job at the UK’s biggest housing associations. Katharine Swindells breaks down what the survey found this year

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