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The chairman of the Commons housing, communities and local government committee has criticised the institutional bulk-buying of existing homes for denying first time purchasers a chance to get on the ladder.
Lloyds Bank is one of a number of major businesses from outside the traditional property sector to have revealed plans to bulk-buy existing homes and let them out.
Now Labour MP and committee chair Clive Betts has told The Times: “If it is the case that these sorts of investments are forcing out, or jumping in front of, first-time buyers then that is where problems start to occur.
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“The housing crisis continues to loom large and we should be doing everything to allow first-time buyers on the property ladder, not allowing them to be pushed to the back of the queue.”
Lloyds Bank - which in recent months has set out broad proposals to become a residential landlord - says it’s set itself a ‘strategic challenge’ of buying 10,000 properties by the end of 2025, then 50,000 by 2030.
The bank is not so far building its own homes in the way of a Build To Rent operator but is for now buying new-builds; The Times reports that it’s snapped up 45 of 358 new flats at the Fletton Quays block in Peterborough.
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Betts adds that many Build To Rent investments provided new development and says that as long as these are additional to properties for first-time buyers, they play an important role in the housing market.
Lloyds says that a subsidiary set up to handle its acquisition and letting of properties - a company called Citra - would have a balance sheet worth £4 billion and generate £300m million pre-taxprofit with 10,000 homes.
It says Citra may consider mergers and acquisitions or strategic alliances to reach the 50,000 target.
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I held just over 12000 shares in those days
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But the rest will get the gist of it
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Brixton - 99p
A1 - 135p
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Always 3/4 days late
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