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Over the last five years, the Government has made significant changes to the planning system, introduced schemes to boost development such as Help to (...)
Residential prices across London have grown strongly in recent years, but many areas which have seen large-scale regeneration and redevelopment have outperformed, and have (...)
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Bristol is the second largest city in the South of England, and is hosting one of the largest urban regeneration projects currently taking place (...)
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Of the 13 areas we highlighted, most have performed in line with, or even beyond, our forecasts for achievable new-build prices, as examined in (...)
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A brighter economic outlook has had a notable impact on the housing market across the country over the last year. With wages beginning to (...)
The UK’s private rented sector (PRS) has more than doubled in size in the last 14 years, and it is set to keep expanding. (...)
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Prime Scottish property prices were unchanged in the second quarter, the first time since Q1 2011 that residential property prices in the country haven’t (...)
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Overseas investors channelled £2.2 billion into the new-build sector in central London in 2012, up from £1.8 billion in 2011 Buyers from Singapore and Hong (...)
Crossrail is the most significant infrastructure project in London in nearly two decades, and is set to increase London’s rail transport capacity by 10% (...)
London’s property market has far outperformed that in the rest of the UK. Prices and activity, especially in prime central London, have bounced back (...)
At first glance, this lack of institutional engagement seems surprising. Historic capital growth has been very strong and the sector provides steady, if not (...)
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A desire for ‘staycations’, the search for good investment returns by investors and the weaker pound have combined to boost demand for new-build second (...)
The shift to zero carbon has huge implications for housing market affordability, land market economics and politics. In our Green Homes Survey, featured on (...)
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