HTB is a disastrous policy that did nothing but to increase the prices of properties.
People could borrow much more than they could because the government covered 40% in London and 20% outside of it.
Look at the new developments in London, the price is well just under the HTB limit for the handful of HTB flats, then there is the shared ownership racket too.
And commuting towns aren’t that cheaper either, and that is even before you account for the insane costs of rail passes.
People could borrow much more than they could because the government covered 40% in London and 20% outside of it.
Look at the new developments in London, the price is well just under the HTB limit for the handful of HTB flats, then there is the shared ownership racket too.
And commuting towns aren’t that cheaper either, and that is even before you account for the insane costs of rail passes.