The BBC has analysed official figures from the CLG. It
found:
·
Help to Buy loans were used to purchase 76,559
homes outside of London between April 2013 and April 2016. This is equivalent
to 30% of the 255,960 privately built new properties completed in that period.
·
In London, there were 4,483 completions using
equity loans, equivalent to 11% of the 41,480 privately built homes over the
same time.
·
Fewer than one in every 500 London homes has a
Help to Buy loan, compared with one in every 200 elsewhere in England.
·
There was a surge in uptake of the loans in
Greater London after February, when the government increased the upper limit
for new home-buyers in the capital from 20% to 40% of the property's value.
Read more on the BBC website.
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