Planning

Berkeley Group is reportedly questioning whether the DLUHC is in its rights to refuse a development because of 'bad design without any reasoning or indeed without referring to any evidence.'

196 new homes are to be created on the historic 12-acre site in Clifton.

A study by money.co.uk has checked which local authorities are most likely to grant planning approval for a renovation project, and which areas are quickest at making planning decisions...

Otterpool Park is one of Britain's biggest ever planning applications.

The government is pressing on with plans to regulate the holiday rental market, suggesting a new planning use class for short-term rentals, and a register of to keep track of them.

8% fewer residential planning applications were granted in 2022 than in 2021.

Savills has taken a deep dive into the mechanics and economic realities of the UK's housebuilding sector, highlighting some dramatic changes in the new-build sales landscape...

New Renters Reform Bill measures announced as part of crackdown on anti-social behaviour.

Conspiracy theorists have suggested some kind of global authoritarian plot, but there is a compelling argument for centring projects around walkability and community in the post-pandemic era, says Ballymore's…

‘Pioneering’ planning shift aims to reduce the Square Mile’s carbon footprint.

Westminster is rolling out a series of new measures to discourage the purchase of holiday homes or 'buy to leave’ investments.

Consultation launched on hiking fees for major applications by 35%, and 25% for all other applications.