The ‘unsustainable’ pay dispute that means many desperately needed new homes CAN’T be sold – and those that can could find it difficult to access vital everyday public services
A pay dispute described as "unsustainable" is reportedly preventing a number of newly built homes from being sold, according to the Daily Mail. The dispute is said to be linked to concerns that residents of homes that do complete their sale could struggle to access essential public services in their area, raising questions about the readiness of new housing developments to support their occupants.
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- A pay dispute is stalling sales of new-build homes.
- Buyers may struggle to access local public services.
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