Giving up mandatory housing targets will harm SME developers and condemn another generation to ‘housing misery', the National Federation of Builders has warned.

Student demand for purpose-built accommodation has begun to outstrip the supply, resulting in a shortfall of around 29,000 beds in 2023, according to the latest data from StuRents.

2022 has been a difficult year for much of the private rented sector, with landlords continually challenged by the Government’s intention to ‘professionalise’ the...

Aster Group has announced a new strategic partnership with Homes England which will see 1,550 new homes built before the end of March 2028, delivering an average of 310 homes annually...

Rishi Sunak has been forced to drop compulsory housebuilding targets in a bid to halt a growing backbench rebellion, prompting Labour to brand the PM 'weak' amid criticism he has put...

Since 2019, the value of the UK’s Build to Rent market has already grown from £35bn to £56bn – a 60% rise. However, based on analysis of the BTR pipeline, this...

Independent provider of warranty and insurance for new-build homes, NHBC, has announced that it has brought together experts from the Build to Rent sector to share their thoughts on...

The construction industry has claimed that land banking is a myth and that changes to the levelling up and regeneration bill are counterproductive, arguing that developers are keen to...

In the year to March 2022, net housing in England supply rose to 232,820 - a 10% rise against the previous year with the vast majority coming from the new build sector, according to...

Yann Murciano, CEO at specialist development finance lender Blend, writes an open letter to the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities on how to protect...