A debate over Right to Buy policy has intensified as the government considers requiring 10 years of tenancy before purchase and protecting new social homes from the scheme for 35 years. Industry figures argue restrictions could create a permanent rental class rather than addressing housing shortages

​A debate over Right to Buy policy has intensified as the government considers requiring 10 years of tenancy before purchase and protecting new social homes from the scheme for 35 years. Industry figures argue restrictions could create a permanent rental class rather than addressing housing shortages  

A debate over Right to Buy policy has intensified as the government considers requiring 10 years of tenancy before purchase and protecting new social homes from the scheme for 35 years. Industry figures argue restrictions could create a permanent rental class rather than addressing housing shortages

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