Up to 170,000 housing association households might be
able to take advantage of the proposed Right to Buy extension using their own
finances, a report has found. A review of the effect of the existing Right to
Buy and of the likely impact of the policy’s extension to an extra 1.3m housing
association tenants has been published by the CLG committee of MPs. It
estimated that between nine and 20% of eligible households might be able to
take up the Right to Buy without financial help, equivalent to between 76,500
and 170,000 households. The estimate is less than the 221,000 households the
National Housing Federation in April initially forecast would be eligible and
able to afford the Right to Buy. Download a copy of the report from the
Parliament website.
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