Following the government's review of Right to Buy discounts, maximum discounts will be reduced to £16,000 from 21 November 2024. Applications for the Right to Buy received before 21 November 2024 from eligible tenants will be eligible for the current maximum discount of £136,400.
You will get a 50% discount if you have been a public sector tenant for three to five years. After five years, the discount goes up by 2% for every extra year you have been a tenant, up to a maximum of 70%. However, the discount amount is capped at £136,400 in London. This amount will be £16,000 from 21 November 2024.
Tenants of council houses and flats have the general right to buy their home for its market value minus a discount. The maximum discount is £38,000 for all new applicants who applied on or after 21 November 2024.
Income and assets: total assets remain the same - not more than £24,000. income – depends on the bedroom size: studio and 1 bedroom – maximum income £35,000 per annum. 2 bedroom – maximum income £45,000 per annum. 3 bedroom – maximum income £50,000 per annum. 4 bedroom or larger – maximum income £60,000 per annum.
Following the government's review of Right to Buy discounts, maximum discounts will be reduced to £16,000 from 21 November 2024. Applications for the Right to Buy received before 21 November 2024 from eligible tenants will be eligible for the current maximum discount of £136,400.
Applicants who will receive higher priority for housing: People whose current housing has a serious negative impact on their health. People who are living in severely overcrowded housing. People who are homeless as a result of domestic abuse.
The maximum discount you can get is whichever of the following is lower: 70% of the value of your property. £136,400 if your home is in a London borough. £102,400 if your home is outside London.