Construction

There's bad news for Jeremy Kyle's viewing figures this week, with architects reporting their first annual workload increase in over four years.

Battersea Power Station's plans have been on public display for a couple of weeks now; if you haven't managed to be nosy on site in person, here are some of the more visual highlights...

Christian Candy’s CPC Group has secured the freehold to "the last big residential development site in the City of London", Sugar Quay.

Land Securities has announced the launch of a specialist high-end resi division - Residential by Land Securities - with ambitions to become "the luxury residential developer amongst international property…

There's a "risk of over supply" of new prime property in London, despite the need for 50,000 new homes in the capital's lower-end market, says Savills.

Lending for residential property construction has dropped by 42% over the last three years, and by 10% since Help to Buy launched in April, according to law firm EMW.

Resi development land values across the UK (excluding London) recorded another three months of "convincing" growth between July and September, according to Knight Frank's latest findings.

Gillian Charlesworth has taken over from Steven Gould as the RICS Director of Regulatory and Corporate Affairs.

Kensington & Chelsea's plans to put a stop to "iceberg houses" and mega-basements have, predictably, riled some property developers.

Builders are once again taking on more challenging urban sites and strategic land, says Savills in its latest UK Resi Development Land update.

The Battersea Power Station Development Company is throwing open its doors, inviting all and sundry to take a gander at the project's detailed design proposals.

In an effort to make self-built "grand designs" more mainstream, the government has decided to exempt home-made new buildings over a certain size from the Community Infrastructure Levy.