Shared ownership application in London Shared ownership application in Scotland Shared ownership application in Wales Shared ownership application in Northern Ireland If you’re eligible, the next step is to find a property to buy. Suitable properties are usually advertised on agents’ websites, or by...
THOUSANDS of first-time buyers across London are signing up for shared-ownership properties to secure a stake in the property market as house prices continue to rise. Housing associations report growing demand for homes as first-time buyers realise they do not need to be keyworkers or council ...
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With Shared Ownership, you only pay a mortgage for the portion of the property you own and pay subsidised rent— in this case to Network Homes — on the rest. At Evolution, that means you can get on the London property ladder for as little as £75,000. What's more, over time you...
Byline: Tom LewisDEMAND for sharedownership properties reached a record high during the first three months of this year. Housing associations received 80,000 applications for HomeBuy, a part-rent, part-buy scheme allowing first-time buyers earning less than [pounds sterling]60,000 a year to ge...
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One of the myths about shared ownership is that buying a share in a home means you're not really a "proper home-owner". But, like any other buyer, you've invested money in a property. And besides, the whole idea is that as you can afford it, you'll staircase, buy more shares, ...