British homebuilder Bellway has raised its full-year homebuilding forecast to 8,600-8,700 homes, driven by a surge in spring sales and improved consumer demand.
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Bellway increased its homebuilding forecast to 8,600-8,700 homes due to stronger spring sales and improved customer demand, driven by temporary tax incentives and gradual interest rate cuts.
Interest rate cuts have led to lower mortgage rates, improving affordability and boosting demand in the UK housing market.
The UK government has pledged £2 billion for 18,000 affordable homes, which has raised optimism in the housing sector, despite concerns over a building safety levy.
Bellway's shares rose about 5% after the company announced it was sold out for the year and expected to build 20% more homes in the current and next fiscal years.
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