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Webinar Poll Shows High Confidence in UK Housing Reforms

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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A CSS webinar revealed that 77% of respondents were confident that proposed reforms would have a positive impact on the housing market. The government has pledged a £39bn housing program over 19 years, emphasizing affordable homes and streamlined planning near stations. The government also promised a leasehold reform bill by Christmas and support for first-time buyers through the Your First Home scheme.

From mortgagestrategy.co.uk

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The findings indicate strong market confidence in the government's plans to increase housing supply and control. The reforms include giving councils greater control over housing investment and increasing regional mayors' planning powers, while promoting the use of underdeveloped land.

From mortgagestrategy.co.uk

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