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Registered providers—what you need to know about first homes

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Published on: 11 June 2021
Published by a LexisNexis Property expert

Table of contents

  • New affordable housing product
  • What are First Homes and who can buy them?
  • When do First Homes come into effect?
  • How will these changes impact on house builders?
  • How will these changes impact registered providers?

Article summary

Property analysis: Fergus Charlton, legal director at TLT, considers the likely impact of the government’s new preferred affordable housing product, First Homes.

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