Carter Jonas' head of planning and development, Colin Brown, explores what's on the table for homebuilding and planning in 2025.

David Churchill partner at Carter Jonas argues that greater leniency in developing the Green Belt around these transport corridors could boost residential and commercial development,...

Steve McSorley, a structural engineer at Perega, shares his insight on how best to address the significant challenges presented by RAAC in homes.

Ian Child, co-founder of propertyCEO explores if it’s actually possible to make serious money from property and how easily and quickly it can be done.

Despite recent announcements of a £500m housing package as part of the Affordable Homes Programme, there remains a pressing need for a range of Budget initiatives to drive...

New research from community engagement platform Commonplace has investigated the public’s attitude to brownfield development across four major urban areas to identify what people...

New analysis of government data has revealed the areas across England with the lowest levels of NIMBYism.

Shawbrook's latest research has highlighted the huge waiting times experienced by developers for planning permission to be granted.

Labour could be well on its way to delivering 1.5m new homes if it is willing to tap into the green belt, according to Lomond research.

Following new government pledges on housing growth, Carter Jonas has analysed the Green Belt’s composition, purpose and potential to address future housing needs.