Search Results for: 1.5 million new homes
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Regulation & Law
BLOG: Commonhold is not only answer to ‘broken’ leasehold
There is a third and better option for leasehold reform, according to Leasehold legal expert, Lucy Riley.
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Land & New Homes
BREAKING: Regional mayors to lead home-building drive
Mayors outside London, such as Andy Burnham in Manchester, will be able to use "sweeping measures to strip away barriers" to building.
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Land & New Homes
Doomed? Housing secretary says job ‘on the line’ over housing target
BBC Panorama investigation into the Government’s housebuilding plans has found there is "absolutely no way" it will succeed in its 1.5m new homes target.
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Regulation & Law
Big estate agency calls on Government to back build-to-rent
LRG chief warns Labour's 1.5 million homes target cannot be achieved without prioritising the BTR sector.
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Housing Market
Listings down and withdrawals up – Budget speculation hits property market
Newly-released research shows the extent of the impact on estate agents of rumours about Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget.
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Housing Market
House prices begin to fall as Budget fears bite
Rightmove reports first annual asking price decline since January as property tax speculation creates uncertainty ahead of 26th November Budget.
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Regulation & Law
LATEST: Housing secretary admits Stamp Duty ‘wrongdoing’ but will she resign?
Deputy Prime Minister refers herself to ethics adviser after allegations in the national newspapers that she had dodged a £40,000 tax bill on a property in Hove, East Sussex.
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Regulation & Law
Housing minister makes unusual attack on Reform over immigration
In a rare detour from his housing brief Matthew Pennycook has accused Reform of writing policies "on the back of a fag packet".
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Housing Market
‘Careful what you wish for’ when reforming property taxation warns Rightmove
While portal's CEO says measures will go down well among first time buyers and 'middle Britain', the rumoured changes risk stalling the overall property market.
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