Help to buy has sent returns tumbling on build-to-rent
schemes, housing associations claim. Housing associations are scaling back
plans to enter the private rented sector because of the booming housing market
in London and the south east. Just one year after landlords unveiled proposals
to plough hundreds of millions of pounds into supporting a coalition drive to
roll out large-scale private rented sector housing, they are warning government
initiatives to boost homeownership, such as the £12 billion help to buy scheme,
are undermining this push. Read more on Inside Housing.
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