The Government's HOMES AND COMMUNITIES AGENCY (HCA)
and its agents PLUMLIFE, plus COUNTRYSIDE PROPERTIES and LPC and URBAN SPLASH
Yes, anyone who has a joint household income of up to £60,000 – yes £60,000! – can get on the `affordable house' bandwagon with help from the Government and the HCA's First Time Buyer's Initiative.
The scheme is quite complicated but anyone with a joint income up to £60,000 – yes £60,000! - can buy 50% or more of a property and pay nothing on the rest for three years, with small % charges thereafter.
Developments covered by the scheme in Salford include Countryside Properties' New Broughton…LPC's Hulton Square in Ordsall…and the Urban Splash Chimney Pot Park houses in Langworthy - "last few remaining" according to Plumlife's website - and we all thought the `upside down terraces' were so popular and sold out!
So anyone with a joint of income of £60,000 – yes £60,000! – gets public subsidy, and, we understand, the developers get a public subsidy too for taking part in the scheme – so everyone wins!!!
Er...except the poor people who can't afford to buy 50% of these houses – in other words, those in most need of affordable housing!
Ladies and Gentlemen. Please wave your wallets in the air for the winner of the FEED THE RICH AWARD…
HOMES AND COMMUNITIES AGENCY (HCA)
and its agents PLUMLIFE, plus COUNTRYSIDE PROPERTIES and LPC and URBAN SPLASH
Applause…
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