#housebuilding

#housebuilding

The planned weakening of environmental regulations for small housebuilders could allow for the construction on an area larger than the Yorkshire Dales without ensuring biodiversity restoration.

Persistently high inflation and the impact of the tax increases from last year's Budget continue to weigh heavily on balance sheets and are preventing businesses from investing, particularly in the commercial and civil engineering sectors.

The CMA's investigation into potential collusion among UK’s major housebuilders suggests possible coordination that may be limiting housing competition and affecting prices.

Housebuilders who fail to meet new delivery time frames may have their land handed over to councils and face significant penalties.

Housebuilders are failing to meet the demand for new homes not due to planning laws, but because they’re not effective at building homes, says Craig Bennett.