Shared Ownership Staircasing Explained 🏑

Learn how staircasing allows you to buy more shares in your shared ownership home, increasing your ownership percentage over time.

Shared Ownership Staircasing Explained 🏑
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Shared Ownership Staircasing Explained 🏑

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The term Staircasing is used when you increase the share in the home i.e. when buying a percentage amount from the Housing Association that owns the other share part.

Given you pay rent on the percentage that you don't own, you will find that by increasing your share, the amount of rent you pay will be reduced.

It's worth noting that the price you pay for an increase will be at the new, open market value of the property - not at the original price that property was purchased for.

E.g. if you bought a 25% share of a Β£400K property five years ago, and are now buying an additional 10%, then you would need to pay Β£50K, if the value is now Β£500K, to increase your share from 25% to 35%.
In this example, the amount of rent you pay would decrease from 75% to 65%, that the Housing Association now owns.

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