Plans for more than 100 new homes, shops, restaurants and a cinema in Egham have been approved for the Runnymede Regeneration.

Appreciating value and equity build-up are the main benefits of property ownership in the UK according to a recent survey from BLP Insurance.

Subject to formalising contracts, One Housing has selected Countryside as a preferred development partner to enter into a joint venture partnership to deliver Camden Goods Yard regeneration.

A new Housing First project has been launched on the Isle of Wight to help rough sleepers with complex needs get off the streets and into affordable housing.

Shipping container specialists, Cleveland Containers, discuss four ways in which the UK’s housing crisis could be solved.

Investment in the Build to Rent (BTR) sector reached a record high in 2018 with almost £4bn of new funds allocated to the sector according to Bidwells Build to Rent Summer 2019 Analysis.

Clarion Housing Group has been granted full planning permission by Plymouth City Council to regenerate the Barne Barton estate.

New analysis by London Councils shows a significant reduction in the number of homes affordable to Londoners receiving Local Housing Allowance (LHA) over the past four years People who are eligible for Local Housing Allowance receive it as part of their housing benefit or Universal Credit payment to cover their...

Housing association Aster Group has secured planning permission to deliver a £10m housing development in Tadley, Hampshire.

The scheme will involve more than 300 purchases and newly-built homes, as well as houses and flats that have been bought through the Right To Buy scheme.

Westminster City Council is seeking bids to help build 200 new homes in the first phase of the Ebury Bridge estate renewal.

38 new affordable homes have been given the green light in Kirkintilloch by East Dunbartonshire Council’s planning board.

LBS Properties and Balfour Beatty have topped out on The Madison, marking the completion of the 53rd story of this landmark E14 residential tower.

A new garden village in East Durham has been given the go-ahead to provide 1,500 new homes, with half of those offering affordable housing.