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Savills expects Your First Home scheme to support 65,000 new home sales over five years

By Public Technologies
  • Savills expects England’s new-build completions to reach around 190,000 annually from 2029-30, up 25% from anticipated 2026-27 levels.
  • Your First Home’s £4.7 billion funding is expected to support around 65,000 new-home sales over five years.
  • New-build sales rates should remain low until the scheme’s first supported sales complete in April 2027.
  • Local price caps may push housebuilders toward smaller homes; the scheme is expected to be effective only in London’s outer boroughs.
  • The scheme should improve housebuilders’ sales certainty and support medium-term land demand, though its volume boost should trail Help to Buy.


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