Housebuilding
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Private housebuilding set to halve, warns former Treasury economist
Private sector starts will fall from 144,000 last year to 70,400, the lowest level since 2008
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Bungalow building falls to lowest ever level
Could increased pressure on sites mean it will soon be bye-bye for bungalows?
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Persimmon’s completions fall by a third
Private forward sales have also dropped by more than a third
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Housebuilding declines faster than expected
Construction levels have slipped for the eleventh month in a row
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Housebuilding at weakest level since start of pandemic, says RICS
Findings on a par with when the sector was effectively closed, and the second lowest since GFC
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Housebuilding slumps to worst rate in nearly 15 years
The latest PMI gives a reading of 45, well below expectations of analysts
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Housebuilding jumps in race to beat new standards
The 75% increase in construction starts was to avoid energy performance costs
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Housebuilding will halve, warns Berkeley boss
Rob Perrin says a culture of saying no has swept through local authorities
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New homes fall to lowest level in a decade
EPC data for Q2 shows number of homes built falling to 58,000
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Housing approvals fall to lowest level since GFC
Just 75,000 homes were approved in the latest quarter, down 11% on the previous year
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Plans in for up to 750 new homes in Salford
Peel L&P is to create two new neighbourhoods in Worsley and Boothstown