The politics of affordability
‘Perfect should not be the enemy of the good’ goes the old adage. It’s not often Voltaire gets a…
‘Perfect should not be the enemy of the good’ goes the old adage. It’s not often Voltaire gets a…
J P Morgan’s announcement it had acquired First Republic Bank on Monday this week didn’t make much in the…
I learned the other day that 38% of the existing housing stock in the UK was built before…
Another day, another housing initiative down the drain. In an Easter treat for first time buyers, the curtain finally…
On the face of it, it has been a rather uneventful week for the housing industry in a frankly…
Back when I was an elected Member at Wandsworth I can recall the two big things which made everyone…
For those returning from MIPIM, a blog on development viability testing may not be considered conducive to recovery. However, it…
We’re now in a binary residential market. The industry can either build for the rich or it can build…
As the Westminster machine chug towards the next general election, it remains to be seen whether the penny will…
The Levelling Up & Regeneration Bill has not had a smooth ride. The Government has been rocked by a…