The first-time home buyer incentive program was discontinued due to various reasons, primarily because it failed to achieve its intended goals and faced criticism regarding its effectiveness. The program, which aimed to assist first-time homebuyers with purchasing a home by providing financial incentives, encountered challenges such as limited impact on housing affordability, complexities in implementation, and criticism for potentially inflating housing prices. Additionally, concerns arose regarding its sustainability and cost-effectiveness, prompting policymakers to reevaluate its continuation. Despite initial optimism, the program’s shortcomings outweighed its benefits, leading to its discontinuation as policymakers sought alternative approaches to address housing affordability issues more effectively.