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Sara Maccallum and Andrew Wilmot-Smith explain why the forward funding structure - long familiar to commercial developers - could be worth consideration in a difficult prime resi market...

The latest report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies provides clear evidence that getting on the housing ladder has become a distant dream for many; much of the blame is laid on the growing gap between …

'They don’t ring a bell when sentiments change from a Bear to Bull market, but if they did, the sound would be deafening!'

Developers need to understand that we are in a very different market now, says Alexander Lewis...

The most valuable scheme to have ever sold in London had no services and a basic but elegant specification - but it offered space and scenery par excellence, says Alexander Lewis...

With 30,000 businesses affected and a collective £1bn owed, the scale of this insolvency is extraordinary - but the same common sense responses still apply, says Michael Gallucci

A change to the rules on affordable housing for smaller sites would have a devastating effect on the very business the Government is trying to support, warns Adam Hesse, Director at Aston Mead Land & …

If there was ever a time to introduce mass-produced affordable housing, surely that time is now...

Significant deals are being agreed as realism about the present combines with optimism about the future, writes James Bailey

Trevor Abrahmsohn lifts the lid on the high-octane business of top-end dealmaking, explaining how he uses a potent mixture of psychotherapy, extreme cajoling and applied salesmanship to unpick even the t…

A timely macro primer from Jonathan Michie, Professor of Innovation & Knowledge Exchange, University of Oxford

Higher SDLT charges have resulted in vendors now outnumbering buyers by 10-1 in some parts, says Trevor Abrahmsohn, and the wider effects on the UK economy are becoming evident...