Should the Chancellor decide to bring the UK in line with international accounting standards, the UK’s published public finances would dramatically improve, permitting a transformation of its growth potential. A wave of self-funded new towns could be built enabling high-growth firms to expand by closely integrating transport and housing in high productivity areas. The net result of this would likely be lower gilt yields given there will be higher growth with its higher tax receipts and lower gilts issuance.
My Bennett School of Public Policy article here: Financing infrastructure without unnerving the bond market – Bennett School of Public Policy
Vathorst, an extension of Amersfoort in The Netherlands, funded through land value capture via a BNG long term loan