Some leaseholders who have attempted to move have been
blocked by Homes England, the administrators of the Help to Buy programme,
because of restrictions around sales of apartments in blocks with dangerous
cladding. The government’s housing delivery agency is now preventing the
redemption of loans on these homes, too. Homes England currently has a
condition in place in which those who have bought their homes with support of a
Help to Buy loan are only allowed to sell their home at an ‘unaffected market
value’. This means that homes cannot be sold at a price that takes into account
the dangerous materials on the building. Read more on Inside Housing.
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