Less than 1% of the housing association tenants offered
the chance to purchase their home under a pilot of the Right to Buy have so far
made a formal application to buy. Just 443 tenants have put in a formal
application to buy their home under the flagship government housing policy
since the pilots launched in January, out of more than 48,000 households in the
pilot areas the scheme was marketed to. This is well below Sheffield Hallam
University projections for demand, which suggested around 7% of tenants would
have the means and the desire to buy under the scheme. Read more on Inside
Housing.
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