Housebuilder questions how proposed 20% saving on more than 200,000 properties would be implemented and its impact on affordable housing sectorTaylor Wimpey has warned that the government’s plan to build more than 200,000 discounted houses for first-time buyers could be in doubt because of confusion about how the scheme would work.Pete Redfern, chief executive of Britain’s third-biggest housebuilder, said the starter homes programme, outlined in the chancellor’s autumn statement, could work but big questions remained unanswered, including concern about the impact on the affordable housing sector. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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