HBF launches London manifesto
HBF has launched a London manifesto urging national and local politicians to work together to prioritise an increase in housebuilding in the capital – "the only way to solve the biggest threat to London’s future social and economic prosperity".
NHBC registrations continue to grow in 2014
The housing market has continued its growth into 2014, with new home registrations increasing 7% in Q1 2014 against the same period last year, according to NHBC.
HBF "de-bunks landbanking myth"
The Home Builders Federation is the latest organisation to counter the view that housebuilders are hoarding land.
Weston to build 1 billion pounds of new development
Weston Homes has secured a £100 million extended bank facility enabling the firm to build up to £1 billion of new residential and mixed schemes over the next four to five years.
Mar's modular methods
Mar City has unveiled a new modular building concept which it says will help ease the housing crisis, allowing homes to be built three times faster than traditional methods.
Mark Carney intervention prompts Help to Buy debate
Prime minister David Cameron has jumped to the defence of the Help to Buy scheme after his deputy Nick Clegg said the scheme could be "pared back" in response to comments from Bank of England governor Mark Carney.
Noise complaints down
The NHBC Foundation has reported a drop in noise complaints by owners of new attached homes following the introduction of tough new industry standards in 2003.
HBF responds to Carney's housing market concerns
Bank chief Carney warns on housing market
Taylor Wimpey announces new financial targets
<p>Taylor Wimpey has announced a new set of financial targets for the period 2015-2017, in view of the “much improved housing market”.</p> <p> </p>
