Andy Burnham
-
Guest Blogs
BLOG: Burnham’s choice – Stamp Duty or Mansion Tax?
Trevor Abrahmsohn of Glentree International discusses which property tax proposed by the new Prime Minister will be the lesser of two evils.
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
LRG boss gives Burnham a property wishlist
Housing must sit at the heart of economic growth while the Government avoids excessive intervention, says LRG boss Michael Cook.
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
Keir Starmer resignation – industry reaction
Keir Starmer has resigned in an emotional speech outside of Number 10 this morning.
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
Burnham’s win – property industry reaction
Ex-Mayor has overseen a major housebuilding programme in Manchester, but there are questions about how any new initiatives would be funded.
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
Northern MPs push Burnham to introduce Land Value Tax
Taxing land rather than properties could have a major impact on homes in high-value areas such as London and the South East.
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
Andy Burnham’s rental flat purchase part-funded by taxpayers
Mayor has attacked property inequality and the Right to Buy while renting out an ex-council flat purchased during MPs’ expenses scandal
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
Andy Burnham sets out his vision for housing
Housing reform has progressed in recent years, but not by enough, according to Andy Burnham.
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
Rayner second favourite to become PM after Stamp Duty furore over
Former Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary Angela Rayner cleared of wrongdoing by HMRC and can now challenge for leader.
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
What ‘Prime Minister’ Andy Burnham could mean for housing
Manchester’s Mayor is the favourite to replace Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister – and is calling for lower rents.
Read More » -
Regulation & Law
What a Burnham premiership could mean for the property industry
Wannabe PM outlines his plans for Government (and housing) in a very public interview with a major newspaper.
Read More »
- 1
- 2
