Economic downturns, financial meltdowns, and housing crises are not good things, for most people. But we always hear of fortunes being made during these times. Are they just lucky? Is...

Volume housebuilder, Persimmon, has said that “notably weaker customer demand” during the second half of the year, along with the effects of the economy and higher cost of...

As many as 44% of prospective buyers have been 'spooked' by the fallout caused by the mini-budget and have decided to postpone or pause their plans, according to the latest research...

Recent political and economic uncertainties are impacting sales at Persimmon and have seen cancellation rates increase to 28% between July and November from 21% during the previous 12...

In today's mini-Budget, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng pledged that the Government would make strides to reform planning and boost housebuilding in the UK.

During the six months to June 30 2022, completions fell at volume housebuilder Persimmon to 6,652 against H1 2021’s 7,406. According to the firm, the fall was anticipated, with...

Although they remain below the levels seen prior to the pandemic, developer profits are showing signs of recovery, according to the latest new-build sector analysis from Unlatch.

The government has confirmed that, from 30th June 2022, ground rent charges will be banned on most new residential leases in a move that forms the first part of a reform package that...

The impact of the Help to Buy scheme within the new-build sector has been in slow decline, despite Help to Buy transactions still accounting for a sizable proportion of homes delivered...

Volume housebuilder, Persimmon, has announced that the group’s revenues saw an 8% rise on 2020, climbing to £3.61bn from the previous year’s £3.33bn.