Over half of property developers said the financial risks of scaling were greater than they expected.

67% of developers expect UK market conditions to improve in 2026, according to new analysis from Octane Capital.

Mark Seaman, head of Samsung B2B integrated offering team, explores how developers are increasingly turning to mixed-use schemes and connected technologies to create scalable,...

Lawrence Turner, Director, Boyer, explores why sweeping planning reforms and pro-growth rhetoric have yet to translate into housing delivery, and what must change in 2026 to move from...

The average monthly cost of renting in London now sits at £2,736, making it difficult for renters to save a deposit for homeownership.

Justine Edmonds, head of build-to-rent/leasing strategies at LRG, examines the factors shaping the build-to-rent sector, noting that policy, taxation, and regulatory clarity will...

Of 1,250 homes approved on grey belt land by government inspectors, 88% will be built on previously undeveloped countryside rather than urban brownfield sites.

Under the agreement, Roma will share guidance on development funding.

43% of developers said potential increases to Capital Gains Tax or corporate property levies would delay sales and slow turnover.

Martin Lemke, CEO of AM Alpha, highlights the opportunity for developers to transform struggling high streets into thriving, integrated neighbourhoods through mixed-use...