Boris Johnson is pleading with ministers to ensure
requirements on councils to support Starter Homes do not damage his ambitious
shared ownership targets. His intervention will deepen fears that large-scale
government plans for Starter Homes risk smothering other low-cost housing
options such as shared ownership. City Hall has “made representations” to
government to ensure Starter Homes and shared ownership “work harmoniously”.
The Greater London Authority (GLA) is concerned that potential quotas for
Starter Homes would leave the mayor unable to fulfil his pledge to get 250,000
Londoners into shared ownership within the decade. Mr Johnson is now pushing
for the power to set his own targets for Starter Homes in London. Read more on
Inside Housing.
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