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Private rented market consultation launched

4 February 2010

Treasury seeks views on barriers to investment

Rural housing demand 'to grow 35%'

3 February 2010

Demand for housing in rural areas will outweigh that in urban areas over the coming decades, according to a report.

80% of developments 'miss planning consent goal'

3 February 2010

Average period of time taken to determine planning permission 43 weeks, study says

London Councils calls for more climate/homes action

2 February 2010

London Councils has warned that Mayor Boris Johnson's strategic vision for the future development of the capital must be underpinned by a consistent approach to tackling climate change and building more affordable homes.

HCA names streamlined legal panel

1 February 2010

15 law firms appointed on a four-year contract

PlanningBlog: HMOs and fear of crime

1 February 2010

On the blog today: questions raised on new HMO rules and an amusing press release highlights a serious problem...

Glasgow to sign deal on homes transfer

1 February 2010

Accord could see 16,500 tenants split from Scotland's largest social landlord

Outline consent for 1,500 homes at Newbury Racecourse

1 February 2010

Plans include 120-bedroom hotel and improved racecourse access

Rural communities face struggle to support older residents

1 February 2010

The number of pensioners living in rural England will increase by nearly one million over the next decade - but communities will struggle to support the ageing population boom unless more affordable homes are built for families and younger people, a campaign group warned today.