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Talk about a wasted opportunity. The Conservative party conference - just finished, and possibly the last one before a General Election -...

Homes in England are less affordable and in worse condition than those in most other developed nations, new research claims. Analysis from the...

Long-term 50-year mortgages that can be passed on by parents to their children appear to be the latest idea from the...

The government’s new Levelling Up White Paper, revealed this morning includes a radical reshaping of the private rental sector. Section 21 eviction...

Planning delays, labour shortages and the surging price of building materials are combining to sharply cut the number of new homes...

Property tax rises and falling house prices look as if they are on the way according to the small print accompanying...

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has resisted changing any property taxes in the short term, but has used his Spending Review statement to...

In the firmest sign yet that PropTech has entered the mainstream, Housing Minister Esther McVey recently launched an expert advisory council...

Chris Philp, a Conservative MP and Parliamentary Private Secretary to Chancellor Phillip Hammond, says 50 per cent of new homes in...

Forecasts are a tricky business. And as I wrote in a recent Industry Views opinion piece, any prediction in the current...

The government has signalled that it is going to publish a housing White Paper later this year with “significant measures” to...

With the number of new homes being built across the UK still significantly below the level needed to meet demand, housebuilders...

It’s been revealed that the National Home Building Council has been helping the National Association of Estate Agents with a toolkit...

Scotland’s home building industry says at least 100,000 homes of all tenures are needed by the end of the next Scottish...

New research from Countrywide reveals the homes built on the Green Belt surrounding towns and cities over the last 20 years...