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Help to Buy has helped more than 71,000 people across the country buy a new home.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
There are now 700,000 more homes in England than in 2009, with the number of empty homes at a 10-year low.
The numbers of new homes in England has risen by 10% over the past year – the highest percentage increase in 12 years.
More than £1 billion has been unlocked from the market to build new affordable homes.
New figures show Help to Buy is helping more people onto the property ladder and getting more homes built.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney and the Financial Policy Committee (FPC) confirm that the government’s Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme, does not pose a material risk to financial stability.
Exchange of letters between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Governor of the Bank of England on the conclusion of the Financial Policy Committee’s (FPC) review of the Help to Buy: mortgage guarantee scheme.
Almost 53,000 households have now benefited through Help to Buy in England.
Thousands of social tenants across the country will this week receive details of how they can exercise their Right to Buy and become first-time homeowners.
Official statistics show more than 48,000 people have bought a home through the scheme.
Latest statistics show house building in England is up by over a fifth compared to last year.
Councils can now bid for government assistance to build thousands of new homes on previously-developed land.
New law which caps the amount councils can charge leaseholders for repairs to their homes comes into force this week.
Council house tenants will now benefit from higher Right to Buy discounts, and be guided through the homebuying process.
Almost 40,000 households have bought a home through Help to Buy, Housing and Planning Minister Brandon Lewis has announced.
Bulletin about the English housing survey.
Government investment in affordable homes will sustain 165,000 jobs and promote new technology.
The Secretary of State addresses the Chartered Institute of Housing conference in Manchester.
Government announces no new loans at or above 4.5 times borrowers’ income can be included in the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme.
Housing Minister Kris Hopkins speaks to the Chartered Institute of Housing conference.
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