PDR
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PDRs: are they the right way to permit?
What are the implications of the expansion of permitted development rights?
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PDR pitfalls and possibilities
Some of the key questions to have in mind when considering the use of permitted development rights
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Opportunities will flow from the new GPDO, but they may come at a price
COMMENT The changes to permitted development rights remain controversial, says Simon Ricketts
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PD surges to record highs ahead of micro-home ban
Developers proposed 55 large schemes with 2,421 homes in March
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Trade bodies call on PM to reverse PDR law
The open letter says the legislation “risks creating poor-quality housing”
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Government presses ahead with PDR rollout despite objections
Jenrick’s announcement “sneaked out” before consultation results were released, says RTPI
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Planners slam sweeping PDR that could ‘wipe out essential services for good’
Government approves rights for all commercial premises to be converted to resi
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Are PDRs a free-for-all and cause for disputes?
The potential drawbacks of proposed PDR changes should not be overlooked
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Shops-to-homes plans will kill high streets, says BPF
“Poorly-planned PDR homes will do more harm than good,” says BPF
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Making use of resi PDRs: top 10 questions answered
Caroline Stares explores key questions on existing and proposed permitted development rights
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Government plans new PDR for retail, commercial and leisure conversions
Conversion of most commercial premises to residential would be allowed from next summer
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Ban on PDR micro-homes to come into force next April
New laws will prohibit the development of homes under 37 sq m