Housebuilding
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HPF accuses Gove of fuelling housing crisis
Personal intervention will lead to fewer homes being built, says Home Builders Federation
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Housebuilding could fall to lowest level since WWII
The HBF has warned of the impact of the government’s “capitulation” to the nimby lobby
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Plans submitted for £35m Gloucestershire resi scheme
Hayfield Homes to deliver 50 houses on a six-acre site
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Construction suffers worst month since pandemic
PMI falls further into decline, worse than analyst expectations
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Gove calls for CMA to investigate housebuilding
The CMA has said it will respond in January
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New-build reservations soar amid supply squeeze
Demand has risen by 41% compared with pre-pandemic levels
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Resi land prices face pressure amid rising build costs
Most housebuilders have been hit by cost increases, finds Knight Frank survey
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New homes supply drops for the first time in eight years
The annual count in England has fallen by 11% to 216,490 homes
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Housebuilding supply won’t recover for five years
Savills says that even by 2026 the level will still be 60,000 shy of 300,000 target
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Home building to be concentrated in the North
Regeneration of inner city areas promised
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Water pollution fears hold up 40,000 homes
Housebuilders have been barred from moving ahead on thousands of sites