article_snippet.sent: Housing association tenants paying cheap rent to live in homes worth millions could get the chance to buy Housing association tenants paying cheap rent to live in homes worth millions at discounted prices under new right-to-buy plans.
article_snippet.sent: these plush properties form part of affordable housing because of agreements with developers to provide low-cost provisions when new developments are built over a certain size.
article_snippet.sent: Under plans proposed by the Conservatives the right to buy will be extended to 1.3million homes, occupied by 2.75million people.
article_snippet.sent: It is aimed at giving more people the opportunity to own more people own homes and every house sold will be replaced on a one-for-one basis.
article_snippet.sent: around 800,000 HA tenants would legislate to give all housing association tenants full right-to-buy.
article_snippet.sent: The new properties would be more affordable, probably in less expensive locations, and could be built either by a council or housing association.
article_snippet.sent: Another slice of the proceeds would be used to fund the new right-to-buy discounts for housing association tenants.
article_snippet.sent: The rest would enable them to clean up derelict or contaminated land, and could lead to 400,000 new homes in five years, The Tories say.
highlights_snippet.sent: New right-to-buy legislation could see tenants able to purchase homes .
  