Analysis of new home completions over the last decade has found that London is the worst performing region of England, despite a strong year-on-year performance.

Private sector new home registrations crashed by 51% during the second quarter of 2023 year-on-year according to the latest NHBC data.

Completions at Vistry's housebuilding division saw a fall of 22% on a pro forma basis during the company’s half-year alongside a slowdown in open market sales, according to the...

Work was started on £55bn worth of new homes in England during the 2022-23 financial year, according to data released by Sourced Franchise, signalling that the new-build market...

The number of completed Build-to-Rent homes in the UK has risen to 88,100 units - a rise of 13% over the past year, according to British Property Federation analysis.

Government inertia and a lack of progress are holding back a major scaling up of custom and self-build homes, according to MP Richard Bacon.

The UK's biggest housebuilder by volume, Barratt Developments, says that it expects to build at least 20% fewer homes this year due to 'macro-economic headwinds' such as inflation and...

Aside from an uptick in interest for industrial land plots, developer demand has cooled during Q2, falling by -2% since Q1.

One in five builders is aged over 50, increasing the likelihood that the sector will face a retirement cliff in the coming years, warns The Homebuilders Federation.

Planning permissions continue to nosedive, with nutrient neutrality reportedly blocking the delivery of more than 145,000 new homes, according to newly released figures from HBF.