- Written by: Ian Barnett
Things that don’t mix well? Polka dots and stripes, planning and politics. The run-up to an election is usually an uncertain time for property developers, as those in power look to make their mark by tearing up old policies and ...
- Written by: Deborah Lewis
A new luxury riverfront development in Westminster is now on the market with prices starting from £1.25 million. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
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- Written by: Graham Norwood
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- Written by: Graham Norwood
The Home Builders Federation, the developers trade body, says planning permissions for new homes continues to fall sharply. ...
- Written by: Yasmin Watson
Land agent Aston Mead argues housebuilding targets can only be met by the government if the planning system is privatised. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
The revolving door of housing ministers could swing open once again if Boris Johnson survives the current crisis affecting his leadership and carries out a clear-out of No 10. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
A leading Spanish home builder has revealed that more than half (54%) of Brits who reserved homes with the firm in 2021 opted for properties in the ever-popular Costa del Sol. ...
- Written by: Property Investor Today Team
In this guest piece, St. Modwen Homes explores how homes will navigate the electric vehicle revolution and help our national environmental ambitions. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
As part of the opening statements for Module 6 of Phase 2 of the Grenfell Inquiry – set up to examine the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the devastating fire at Grenfell Tower on the night of June 14 ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
Investors could be ‘severely impacted’ by government plans to raise the required Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating for buy-to-let properties in Britain. ...
- Written by: Sue Winterbourne
One of the key problems facing the UK housing market can be boiled down to: lots of demand and not enough supply. This blockage, despite the government’s best efforts to shift it, continues unabated. Instead of being cleared up, its effects ...
- Written by: Property Investor Today Team
Harry Roberts, managing director at My Favourite Cottages, shares a guide for second homeowners on how to navigate the UK travel industry post Covid-19, discussing the return of international travel, price surges, short-term rentals and ‘workcations’. ...
- Written by: Jonathan Frankel
As part of its unveiling of some of the detail in the Building Safety Bill currently making its way through Parliament, the government revealed it will extend the limitation period for homeowners to take legal action for ‘shoddy work’. ...
- Written by: Ella Pumford
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