Despite an initial boost to confidence within the construction sector following Labour's General Election win in July 2024, positivity has faded since October.

The North has been revealed to be a major housing delivery battleground for Labour's 1.5m new homes pledge.

Landbay research has found that most landlords who voted for the present government are 'unimpressed' so far.

Buying in a National Park, such as Dartmoor, will be a 'belt and braces move' under this Labour government, according to Stacks Property Search.

Reeves said the party will support “builders frustrated by a system that hands power to the blockers”.

A continued attack on the nation’s buy-to-let landlords could push the current rental crisis beyond repair, warns CEO of Octane Capital, Jonathan Samuels.

Daniel Austin, CEO and co-founder at ASK Partners, looks at how Labour, under Chancellor Rachel Reeves, is committed to addressing the UK's housing crisis by reinstating local...

Jatin Ondhia, CEO of Shojin examines the importance of access to alternative finance in achieving the new government’s housebuilding target.

Haman Manak, Procurement Director at Stanmore, looks at Labour's promises to ‘get Britain building again’ amid a dire worker shortage across the sector.

Finbri’s 2024 Landlord Report found that 43% of UK landlords were optimistic that Labour’s victory in the 2024 general election will benefit them. However, the report also...