Homebuy Schemes

Here are some of the schemes that are currently available.

Firstbuy Scheme
First Buy is a shared equity scheme aimed at first time buyers. Click here for more details of the Firstbuy Scheme
Homebuy Direct
An arrangement where deposit is covered via a loan of up to 30% of the purchase price. This loan is interest free for five years. Click here for more details of Homebuy Direct
First Time Buyers Initiative
The First Time Buyers Initiative aims to give more people the opportunity to own their own homes by increasing the supply of affordable housing for sale. Click here for more details of First Time Buyers Initiative
Key Worker Living
The Key Worker Living scheme is helping certain public sector employees in London, the South East and East of England to buy a home, upgrade to a family home or rent a home at an affordable price. Click here for more details of Key Worker Living
MoD Homebuy
The expansion of the Homebuy Scheme to MoD personnel announced in September 2009. Click here for more details of MoD Homebuy
New Build Homebuy
An arrangement that allows you to buy part and rent part of a newly build property. Click here for more details of New Build Homebuy
Open Market Homebuy
Open Market HomeBuy is a government-backed product that aims to help certain groups of people who cannot afford to buy a home on the open market without assistance. Click here for more details of Open Market Homebuy
Shared Ownership (now known as New Build Homebuy)
Shared Ownership is an arrangement that allows you to buy part and rent part of a newly build property. Click here for more details Shared Ownership
Social Homebuy
Social HomeBuy allows social housing tenants to buy their current home either outright or on shared ownership terms with the benefit of a discount. Click here for more details of Social Homebuy
Resale Price Covenant
Resale Price Covenant allows the purchaser the opportunity to purchase a property at a price well below market value. Click here for more details of Resale Price Covenant
Right to Acquire
The Right to Acquire is a scheme giving eligible tenants of registered social landlords the legal right to buy the home they currently rent. Click here for more details of Right to Acquire