Policy

Bilfinger GVA has bagged the contract to oversee the disposal of one of the capital's biggest development opportunities

The government is pushing ahead with reforms to non-dom tax policy initially announced in George Osborne's Summer 2015 Budget, launching another consultation despite some mutterings that it might all…

As new figures reveal the shocking extent of application delays, Trevor Abrahmsohn pleads with the new housing minister to sort out the UK's chaotic local authority planning departments and start…

From 30th August, "the priority of your postal applications and correspondence may be affected if you mark them as 'Private and Confidential'

Wandsworth has removed permitted developments from 120 bars and taverns across the borough in what's being called a "pioneering" move. The Alma in Wandsworth

The planning system is in "gridlock", according to a new investigation, with developers and homeowners thwarted by "severe" delays in decision making.

26-strong panel of experts

Despite all the Brexit uncertainty, new home approvals in London unexpectedly rose to 6,310 in Q2 2016, with Westminster "soaring ahead" in terms of approvals and applications.

Estate agents indulging in "portal juggling" - relisting the same property over-and-over on portals to artificially drum up interest - have been warned that "they could be prosecuted and face a ban from…

Singapore's National Development Minister Lawrence Wong said the government is considering building public flats in prime areas, like the planned Greater Southern Waterfront, in order to make the city…

Cutting ties with Europe represents a huge shift for the Private Rented Sector