Around four in ten new homes built in Britain by the end of the decade will go to migrants, analysis of government figures has found.
According to research by the Conservative Party based on figures from the most recent Economic and Fiscal Outlook by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), mass migration will not only drive up the cost of housing but also put a serious strain on the supply of houses.
Shadow Housing Secretary Sir James Cleverly, who has proposed cutting stamp duties to ease the housing crisis, added: “Labour can promise a building spree, but the OBR’s own figures show more than a third of those homes will be absorbed by…
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