Housing

Uneasy lies the head that holds the London mayoralty

Just before Christmas as we were shutting down our screens, out popped a GLA Practice Note to entertain…

Let’s welcome a return to professional town planning

Arguably several decades too late, the UK polity has finally begun to accept the way planning applications up and…

Building safety needs a rethink if we’re to crack housing delivery

The development and construction sector is experiencing major change as a consequence of stricter oversight to ensure safety and…

Have we reached the bottom of the land market?

With inflation falling below the UK target to 1.7% the question inevitably arises, are we at the bottom of…

The housing crunch: We need a rethink on how we deliver affordable homes

Last week, the quarterly planning application statistics were released highlighting a 9% fall in received applications from the…

The curious case of the vanishing HA

As we head into another Party Conference season, the development sector remains in a significant state of distress with…

London land market stand off must not become a UK one

A year ago, propviews posted on the London land market stand off – what’s going to give.  We…

Westferry reboot and Anglia Square relaunch demonstrate more stable trading conditions ahead

Perhaps a signal the UK development sector is starting to turn a corner is when some of the totemic…

Talk of the town

Talk of New Towns suggests finally long-term thinking about infrastructure in the UK. The political cycle is not kind…

More professionalism, less populism Mr Starmer

A momentous result was delivered by the people two weeks ago. They said no to the Conservative Party, which…