Homes England updates AHP guidance as it recognises ‘reduced appetite’ for market-sale risk

News15 Mar 2023Michael Lloyd

Homes England has said it will be more flexible around homeownership plans to be delivered through its Affordable Homes Programme (AHP) 2021-26, in recognition that partners may have “reduced appetite” for sales exposure.

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