article_snippet: David Cameron has vowed to build 200,000 homes for first-time buyers .
article_snippet: David Cameron today announced plans to build 200,000 new homes which will be sold 20 per cent cheaper than the going rate for under 40s who haven't yet bought their own home.
article_snippet: The revelation comes after David Cameron promised to make cheap new homes for first time buyers the centre-piece of the Tory Party's house-building strategy after the election.
article_snippet: David Cameron announced that a Conservative Government would build double the number of subsidised starter homes to give 'more young people the security of owning a home'.
article_snippet: David Cameron promised cheap new homes will be 'decent, well-built, homes – places to start and raise a family'.
article_snippet: David Cameron today promised to make cheap new homes for first time buyers the centre-piece of the Tory Party's house-building strategy after the election .
article_snippet: The Prime Minister's pledge to build 200,000 new properties for first-time was one of five election promises to help home owners.
article_snippet: The Prime Minister said the Tory Party would keep mortgage rates low, build more homes, extend the controversial help-to-buy scheme and encourage more people to buy more people own council house.
article_snippet: Our goal is a Britain where everyone who works hard can have a home of everyone who works hard own.'
article_snippet: Ed Miliband has promised to build 200,000 homes a year by 2020 - up from around 140,000 this year .
article_snippet: Labour has a better plan to build hundreds of thousands of new homes, ensure that local first time buyers are given priority and get a fairer deal for millions of families that rent.'
highlights_snippet: David Cameron today announced plans to build 200,000 'starter homes'
  Properties will be sold 20% below going rate to first time buyers under 40 .
  