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Like many other things, the high street developed over time as small residential settlements became towns, with more people coming to...

In light of the controversy surrounding cladding as of late, DBRS Morningstar has released a commentary titled ‘UK Cladding: Much More...

Over the last 10 months, we have seen a raft of changes to the planning rules in England. This has been...

A ‘diverse and innovative’ group of architects and designers, with UK and international expertise, have made the shortlist to potentially become...

Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward (KFH), an independent property services group based in London, recently explored the scale of opportunity for new...

Research by TrustedLand and LandTech has revealed that more than half of the UK’s small and mid-sized property developers expect to...

With changes to the use class system and permitted development rights now in force, Christina Daniels and Marisia Beard of leading law firm...

We have seen over the past few months a real government impetus to regain lost ground, since the economic effects of...

Affordable housing is very often a thorny bone of contention. Arbitrary government targets are regularly missed and this part of the...

In his ‘Build, Build, Build’ speech in Dudley last month, Boris Johnson set out a number of radical planning reforms. This...

The latest multi-million pound residential development from Prosperity Developments – the company behind a recent scheme in Digbeth which was sold...

The number of retail properties approved for conversions to residential property has fallen 17% in the last year, from 453 in...

Allsop recorded a strong result at its March residential sale raising £60 million and achieving a success rate of 73%. Held at...

Against a backdrop of weak post-summer auction results elsewhere in the UK, Allsop raised £71.3m and topped its residential September sales...

Allsop raised £62.8m at its first residential auction of 2017, selling 80% of the 247 lots on offer. A high number of...