Sector bodies have said that proposals to offer housing
association tenants the right to buy upwards of 10% of their homes could
“worsen the housing crisis”, and warned the government to understand the impact
on lenders before pushing ahead. At the Conservative Party conference, housing
secretary Robert Jenrick announced plans to offer housing associations “an
automatic right to buy a share of their home”. New build homes would be
automatically included, with existing homes added via voluntary agreements with
associations, Mr Jenrick said. But the NHF and PlaceShapers warned that the
proposals could have consequences for loan deals and make the housing crisis
worse. Read more on Inside Housing.
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