Housing associations must publish their own criteria for
portable discounts before the Right to Buy extension is launched, the National
Housing Federation (NHF) has said. In a briefing note, the NHF revealed that
under the voluntary deal with the government, members will be required to
design and publish details of local policies implementing the controversial
discounted sales. Under the proposed Right to Buy extension, association
tenants living in a non-eligible home will be able to use a portable discount
to buy an ‘alternative’ housing association property. With hundreds of
thousands of homes potentially subject to exclusions, there has been concern
that difficulty designing the portable scheme could delay the implementation of
the extended Right to Buy. Download the briefing from the NHF website.
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