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New Research Reveals UK New Build Homes Are Larger Than Previously Thought
Research challenges the widespread belief that UK new builds are getting smaller, revealing they're actually larger than the existing housing stock.
Solar Panels May Become Optional for New Build Homes Under Labour Plans
New plans under Labour could make solar panels optional rather than mandatory on new build homes in England, despite strong public support for the renewable energy technology.
Labour Unveils New Housing Policies at Party Conference
Labour unveils comprehensive housing policies at party conference, including new Decent Homes Standard, Awaab's Law, and plans to boost social housing construction.
Barratt Partners with Government to Build Thousands of New Homes
Barratt's partnership with Homes England aims to build thousands of new homes across the UK. Learn about the MADE Partnership's innovative approach to large-scale housing development.
Barratt Homes Faces Steep Profit Decline Amidst Housing Market Challenges
Barratt Developments reports a 75% drop in profits and significant reduction in home completions due to economic pressures.
The £100 Million 'Ghost' Estate in Nottinghamshire
Clipstone's £100 million 'ghost' estate, an abandoned development taken over by wildlife. New ownership by Persimmon Homes brings hope for a revitalised community.
Proposed New Town in Essex: Plans for a New Development
New town proposed in Essex, featuring 7,750 homes, schools, and community facilities.
The Controversial Push for a 'Grey Belt' in UK Housing
Labour has ambitious plans to address the UK housing crisis through the controversial 'grey belt' initiative, aiming to transform low-quality green belt land into affordable homes while balancing conservation and development.
King’s Speech Promises to ‘Turbocharge Housebuilding’ and Abolish Section 21
The new Labour government is poised to utilise the King’s Speech to introduce sweeping reforms aimed at revitalising the housing sector and protecting tenants' rights.
Fall in Housebuilding Exasperated by Wet Weather and Costly Mortgages
The number of new homes registered in the first three months of 2024 down by a fifth.