Wrth gyhoeddi cam tri cynllun Cymorth i Brynu yng Nghymru, rwy’n bwriadu mynd i’r afael â rhai o’r pethau a gafodd eu beirniadu, gan barhau i gynnig cartrefi sy’n fforddiadwy fel bod perchen ar gartref o fewn cyrraedd prynwyr. I dargedu’r rheini sydd angen ein help fwyaf, bydd Cymorth i Brynu – Cymru yn lleihau cap y pris o £300k i £250k.  Ni fydd y cynllun yn cael ei gyfyngu i’r rheini sy’n prynu cartref am y tro cyntaf, fel sy’n cael ei gynnig yn Lloegr, gan fy mod i am sicrhau bod y cymorth ar gael i bawb sydd ei angen. I sicrhau ein bod yn bodloni disgwyliadau’r rheini sy’n berchen ar gartref newydd wrth iddynt brynu eitem fwyaf sylweddol eu hoes, bydd angen i’r cartrefi fod o ansawdd da ac yn barod ar gyfer band eang, fel bod gan y rheini sy’n berchen ar gartref fynediad parod at wasanaeth hanfodol. Caiff y newidiadau hyn eu cyflwyno o fis Ebrill 2021, a bydd swyddogion Llywodraeth Cymru yn cydweithio â datblygwyr, a phawb sy’n ymwneud â’r cynllun, dros y misoedd nesaf i gyflawni hynny.
In announcing a phase three of Help to Buy in Wales it is my intention to address some criticisms of the scheme whilst continuing to ensure homes are affordable and bring homeownership within reach of buyers. To target those who most need our help, phase three of Help to Buy Wales will reduce the price cap from £300k to £250k.  The scheme will not be restricted to first time buyers, as is proposed in England as I want to ensure that support is available to all those who need it. To meet new home owners’ expectations when making the most significant purchase of their lifetime, homes will need to be of good quality and will need to be broadband ready, thereby ensuring that home owners have instant access to an essential service. These changes will be introduced from April 2021 and Welsh Government officials will be working with developers, and all involved in the scheme, over the coming months to achieve this.