Affordable housing set to benefit from £100 million following CMA probe

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Date: 9th Jul, 2025 Source: Competition and Markets Authority Country: United Kingdom Original Source

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On September 7, 2025, the Competition and Markets Authority issued an update regarding Affordable housing set to benefit from £100 million following CMA probe. The authority found that seven housebuilders had exchanged details about sales, including pricing and incentives offered to buyers. As a result, they agreed to pay £100 million towards affordable homes programmes and commit to preventing anticompetitive behaviour, ensuring compliance with industry standards.

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