A major new housebuilder survey conducted by global property consultancy Knight Frank has found that concerns are growing over the short-term outlook for the UK economy.
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A major new housebuilder survey conducted by global property consultancy Knight Frank has found that concerns are growing over the short-term outlook for the UK economy.
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...
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.
The construction industry will struggle in the face of extremely challenging economic conditions - declining by 18% during 2023 before recovering in 2024, according to the latest...
New research has analysed the land plots currently owned by the nation’s biggest housebuilders, calculating how their supply of land has shifted between 2021 and 2022 and how...
David Alcock, MD at Blend, looks at the government’s current approach to housing and how this is impacting SME housebuilders.
Grant Leggett, Executive Director, Boyer, looks at how housing developers are likely to be impacted by amendments made to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill.
Private reservations are down at the firm by almost 30% on the equivalent period last year despite improvements seen during January and February.
An essential guide written specifically for housebuilders wanting to get up to date and widen their knowledge on hazardous ground gases has been published by The National House...
A 40% drop in new home registrations when compared to the same period a year earlier and efforts concentrating on the more affordable end of the market such as terraced houses and...
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