Help to Buy homes running short as builders can't keep up with demand

Help to Buy homes running short as builders can't keep up with demand

March 11, 2019

London is running short of homes available under the Government’s Help to Buy scheme because developers cannot keep pace with demand, figures reveal today.

There were just 1,619 properties left in the capital eligible for scheme funding last month, down almost two thirds from 4,535 at the end of 2017.

 

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