Proposed housing taxes would raise less than £6 billion combined, far less than the reported £40 billion fiscal deficit.

Only 17.7% of new-build homes across Great Britain were sold in Q3, down 0.5% from the previous quarter.

Planned government spending cuts of £50 billion by 2029 are intended to offset the policy.

First-time buyers could save on average £710 under the proposed reforms.

18% of developers report increased lender pressure at the sales or completion stage, according to newly released figures.

Brownfield land in England could deliver almost 1.5 million new homes, according to CPRE data.

Andy Jones, group director of LRG Living markets sales, lettings & BTR, explores how Build to Rent can play a vital role in meeting Labour’s housing targets and sets out five...

Each new town should aim for at least 10,000 homes and a minimum of 40% affordable housing, half of which would be for social rent.

Ahead of the Labour Party conference this Sunday, Lawrence Turner, director, Boyer, explores how the government can build on early planning reforms with practical steps to accelerate...

Francis Truss, Partner at Carter Jonas, highlights the key changes that he believes Steve Reed should consider as Secretary of State for MHCLG.