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Old 19-11-2016, 12:27   #4
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Re: How to keep house prices low for generations to come

Probably worse than renting. The allowed increase wouldn't cover the mortgage interest due when it came to selling it. They would face a bill for that.

They are being subsidised by getting the land for free.
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In some cases land for development is given to CLTs, free of charge, by a local authority for example. In other cases CLTs may work with developers, who donate the freehold to the CLT after they have made their profits.
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