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

John Mason, associate at Carter Jonas looks at the many lesser-known rights that allow change of use, potentially posing significant opportunities to architects, developers, and...

The deputy prime minister, Angela Rayner has revealed a newly reformed National Planning Policy Framework which aims to deliver 1.5m new homes over the next five years.

Ian Barnett, National Land Director at Leaders Romans Group looks at the 'grey belt' and how it can contribute to housing targets.

Planning delays, the Conservative government’s anti-development approach to housing, and challenging economic conditions have made the past half a decade particularly tough for...

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,...

A major new study from the New Economics Foundation has highlighted that car dependency on new homes has increased in every region of England outside of London over the last 15 years.

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...

London has been hit particularly hard, with the capital seeing just 1,192 residential approvals in Q2, the lowest figure since 2010.

Reeves said the party will support “builders frustrated by a system that hands power to the blockers”.