The UK property market is facing significant challenges, primarily attributed to a decades-old policy aimed at increasing social housing. The Government mandates that housebuilders contribute affordable homes to secure planning
The UK property market is facing significant challenges, primarily attributed to a decades-old policy aimed at increasing social housing. The Government mandates that housebuilders contribute affordable homes to secure planning
Vistry, the second-largest housebuilder in Britain, is grappling with a significant financial crisis, just as the Labour Party seeks to bolster its commitment to affordable housing. This predicament may have
Vistry, one of the UK’s leading housebuilders, has suspended payments to suppliers as company executives navigate a significant cash reserve crunch. The company, formerly known as Bovis Homes and a
Sir Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, is under fire for allegedly overstating his achievements in promoting affordable housing within the capital. Critics have accused him of misleading the public
Britain’s largest housebuilder, Vistry, is holding firm to its profit forecast for 2025, despite mounting scepticism in the stock market following a tough first half to the year. The group,
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, is set to unveil a significant £39 billion investment in affordable housing as part of a transformative 10-year plan to address the UK’s worsening housing crisis.
In an effort to boost the construction of affordable homes, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is planning to introduce a 10-year formula in the upcoming October Budget. This formula will allow
In a significant move within the UK housing sector, Blackstone, through its affordable housing company Sage, has sold a portfolio of 3,000 shared ownership homes to the Universities Superannuation Scheme






