article_snippet: The Government chief whip said new plans to build 200,000 cheap 'starter homes' for the under 40s were needed to help a generation buy their first home.
article_snippet: Gove's remarks, to LBC's Iain Dale, came after it emerged more than 30,000 people have registered for the new 'starter homes' schemes within 48 hours of it launch.
article_snippet: David Cameron yesterday announced that under a future Tory Government 200,000 new homes will be sold 20 per cent cheaper than the going rate - but only for those under 40 who haven't yet bought those under 40 who haven't yet bought their own home own home.
article_snippet: David Cameron said building cheap new homes for first time buyers would be the centre-piece of the Tory Party's house-building strategy after the election.
article_snippet: Gove said: ‘What David has been talking about is extending the number of what have been called ‘starter homes’.
article_snippet: David Cameron yesterday announced that under a future Tory Government 200,000 new homes will be sold 20 per cent cheaper than the going rate - but only for the under 40s .
article_snippet: The Prime Minister yesterday promised the new homes for under 40s would be 'decent, well-built, homes – places to start and raise a family'.
article_snippet: David Cameron also promised to 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.
highlights_snippet: Sitcom said the Tories would build 200,000 new 'starter homes' after election .
  
highlights_snippet: Properties will be sold 20% below going rate to first time buyers under 40 .