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The biggest programme of housebuilding in 30 years is under way after new Prime Minister Gordon Brown last week pledged to build 3 million homes by 2020. The a…
Constructing excellence
DURING the last few days, another two organisations have highlighted serious issues around zero carbon homes and the Government?s targets. I had to agree with…
Planning Gain Supplement scrapped - reaction
Chancellor Alistair Darling has announced the government is to consider proposals put forward by an alliance of developers and homebuilders as an alternative t…
'Lost generation' of first-time buyers
The huge obstacles preventing first-time buyers climbing on to the housing ladder have already created a 'lost generation' of potential homeowners and risk cre…
Why put a price on the priceless importance of carbon-free homes?
No less an authority than the RIBA's president Sunand Prasad recently ticked off the Liberal Democrats after their party conference for their ambitious plans t…
Working from home 'should be encouraged'
More people should consider turning part of their home into an office, a property expert has stated. Technical director at the Home Builders Federation (HBF) …
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Scrapping of PGS meets industry praise
The industry has welcomed news that the government will ditch the planning gain supplement (PGS).
Housebuilders warned not to rely on buy-to-let investors
Property consultant Hometrack tells HBF that returns on residential property are falling
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The issue of long commutes is nothing new for priced out first time buyers and in some respects relative bargains have always been available the further the bu…
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