Communities Secretary Greg Clark has given a boost to the
government’s starter homes initiative by launching a £26 million fund for
housebuilders to demonstrate a range of high quality homes that will be
available for first-time buyers. These will pave the way for the first wave of
starter homes and show aspiring young homeowners the different types of
properties they can come to expect from the scheme. The fund will support
architects, developers, councils, housing associations and small builders to
build properties that will increase the quality of design as the government
delivers on its pledge to build 200,000 starter homes by 2020. It will be used
to acquire brownfield sites to provide land for starter homes. Money from the
sales of these sites will go back to the government. Read more on the CLG
website.
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