The total market size of the construction and property development sector is forecast to bounce back strongly in 2025 after suffering the third consecutive year of decline in 2024.

The number of sales agreed for new build homes has dropped by 21% compared to 2019, according to newly released data from TwentyCi.

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

The new collaboration represents a key advancement in expanding the society’s footprint within the self-build sector

Lawrence Turner, Director at Boyer explores whether the new Labour government's pledge to build 370,000 homes per year is realistic.

Jatin Ondhia, CEO of Shojin examines the importance of access to alternative finance in achieving the new government’s housebuilding target.

Today, SME housebuilders are faced with no less than 43 requirements that need to be met when developing new homes.

The Hill Group has surpassed revenues of £1bn, with “record” profits of £70.1 million.

The group says that it is confident of delivering more than 18,000 units this year, with its Partnerships model outperforming the traditional housebuilding market.

New research from Samsung found that 79% of people who are either looking to rent or buy new homes in the next five years want a smart home.