Sustainability

Rightmove deep-dive reveals a big gulf between what buyers want, what Britain's housing stock can deliver, and what homeowners can afford to improve.

New ratings will assess properties’ exposure to flooding and the measures taken to protect them, with potential implications for insurance and lending.

Countryside properties cost substantially more to bring up to EPC C than urban homes, according to an analysis of more than three million certificates.

The investment should help improve airtightness & energy efficiency of Grosvenor-owned buildings.

Sustainability is now a 'cross-cutting responsibility' for all surveyors, says the RICS, as it embeds climate risks into valuation advice.

BNGx helps property developers and landowners trade biodiversity units.

New rules come into force next year, promising to phase out fossil fuels in English homes.

Borough's first Listed Building Consent Order promises to allow 'retrofit at scale' on London's largest residential square.

Lucy George has been tasked with 'embedding' sustainability across the property consultancy's operations & services.

Grosvenor argues that 'good conservation' should be redefined as 'the ability of historic buildings to adapt & continue to serve their communities.'

The government has published new guidance on home energy efficiency improvements.

Rightmove research reveals no acceleration in rental home energy efficiency, despite policy push.