The call follows the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) housebuilding figures, which the lender said highlighted that current delivery remains below the pace needed to meet the Government's target.
The house buyer analysed Government data on housing delivery against England's target of 300,000 new homes a year.
Aaron Shinwell of Nottingham BS says the Budget shows housing ambition but lacks the clarity needed to deliver enough new homes.
The policy forms part of the next phase of reforms intended to streamline planning decisions.
Nick Jones, mortgage sales and marketing director of Access FS, discusses the current state of housebuilding in the UK.
Steve Reed said: “I want us to build, baby, build, so we can put the key to a decent home into the hands of every single family that needs it."
A survey from MFS found that only 46% of buyers said the Labour Government will deliver on its promise to “get Britain building."
Ministers said the changes would help deliver 1.5 million homes and fast-track 150 planning decisions on major infrastructure projects by the end of this Parliament.
To accelerate development, the Government will introduce faster planning decisions for minor developments of up to nine homes.
The survey of Family Building Society members suggested building on brownfield sites and on land that already had planning permission.