Later living: the missed opportunity limiting housing supply
Later living is one of the housing sector’s biggest growth opportunities, says Joseph Hickling, principal planner of Boyer (Wokingham)
Who pays for building safety?
Chris Hemmings, partner (development), Carter Jonas’ London office, looks at the threat to viability that the delayed Building Safety Levy poses
Community-led development: a DIY solution to the housing crisis?
David Alcock of law firm Anthony Collins looks at the growing interest in community-led schemes
The reality behind housing delivery challenges
Following Angela Rayner's recent call for housebuilders to speed up building, Andrew Brooks, md of Bewley Homes, explains why developers are not the enemy
Tackling the skills shortage with Keepmoat
Debbie Waddington, group HR director at Keepmoat, shares her insights into the construction skills shortage
Planning reform: great news for more homes, but who will build them?
The industry must find new methods to build homes with its current workforce while attracting future talent, says Saint-Gobain Off-Site Solution's Will Frost
Wales must not be left behind in housebuilding boom
Tim Grey, sales director of South Wales-based Llanmoor Homes, says the Welsh government should set a national housebuilding target like the UK
How to resolve complexities slowing down conveyancing
Conveyancing for new builds often exceeds the standard 8–14 weeks due to unique challenges. RG Law's Tina Khanna explains a way forward
How much green belt is required to meet the government’s housebuilding targets?
Biodiversity Net Gain: Successes and challenges
Mark Topping, director of design, at Lanpro, looks at the trials and tribulations of mandatory BNG so far
