The controversial system of ‘leasehold’ ownership in
England does not need major reform, the body representing high street lenders
in the UK has told MPs. The comments from Matthew Jupp, principal of Mortgages
at UK Finance, come despite widespread criticism of the tenure from ministers
and plans for radical reform. At an evidence session of the MHCLG Committee he
said there was little evidence of a ‘leasehold trap’, where people are unable
to sell homes because they are difficult to mortgage. “There’s 4m leasehold
properties in the country at least, and the market generally works ok,” he told
the committee. Read more on Inside Housing.
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