Ex-Homes England chair Simon Dudley asks why 'previous tragic deaths' are stopping homes being built

As pressures mount across planning, funding and delivery, new Housing Forum CEO and Regen Connect advisory panellist Alex Notay outlines why the sector must step beyond traditional silos to unlock reg...

The chief executive of Accent Housing has built his career on a principle of person-centred care. He explains his vision to Carl Brown, and how his outlook was shaped by growing up under a dictatorshi...

The new legislation has a laudable aim but it must not end up removing thousands of homes from the market for 12 months, warns David Smith

G15 landlord continues to "progress sale" of PRS business Metra Living

Infrastructure firm SNRG says electricity network could save housebuilders £4,000 and mitigate construction costs

The biggest mistake would be to assume the spending review measures alone are enough to boost housing delivery, warns Richard Jones

The skills time bomb could threaten the sector's ability to build the affordable homes we need, unless we act, warns Mel Barrett

Around 20% of rental apartment to be classed affordable

Nearly 800 homes have been built so far at Graven Hill

Schemes shortlisted for RIBA's Neave Brown Award include cohousing developments, community-led infill and a contemporary almshouse

Mary Richardson visits Nansledan, the Duchy of Cornwall's urban extension to Newquay. While its traditional architecture divides opinion, she finds that the project raises important questions about pl...

CIH Futures has launched the sector's first survey of housing professionals under the age of 35 - a group key to the transformation of housing. Meghan Rank explains more.

Looking back at research from the 1990s and comparing it with today's data, David Rudlin explores the persistent failure of site allocations to deliver housing

The Chartered Institute of Housing chief executive reflects on the sector's to-do list for the next few months. Carl Brown reports

Two years on from the government's code of practice for remediating residential buildings, how successfully are landlords putting residents at the heart of the projects? Jenny Preece assesses

The CEO of Livv Group announced in April that she was stepping down in response to a series of "personal challenges" involving her family. She tells Matilda Battersby about her journey

We need to transform the tenure into a strategic, long-term solution that sets homebuyers up for lasting success, writes Stuart Hensby

Housing associations must be empowered to plan effectively for themselves and residents, write Kate Davies and Emma Hardman

The government has promised to speed up approvals for high-rise residential schemes which have been languishing for up to a year in the new building safety regime. With patience running out and costs...

It cannot have been the intention of the Building Safety Act to create delays to development - it's time for a fresh approach, argues Bhavini Patel

Using satisfaction measures to make funding decisions is fraught with difficulty but the data could be used more effectively in social housing by the regulator, argues Alistair McIntosh

Starmer's administration has made a good start, but the next 12 months will determine whether we see real impact on the ground, writes Spencer J McCarthy

Landlords too often record visits as 'no access', sometimes closing jobs, without understanding residents' individual circumstances. We need a new approach that respects residents' living environments...

This Friday marks a year since Labour won a historic landslide in the general election. Paul Smith assesses how the government has fared against its key housing delivery pledge

Contractor and housebuilder Durkan is pivoting towards improving existing stock for social landlords. Dan Germann, MD of its rebranded Durkan Regen business, explains his plans to grow the asset regen...

As pride month comes to an end, Rasila Mistry says the sector must make sure it is more than a month long seasonal campaign

The government did not mention shared ownership in its spending review, nor did it feature in the Labour manifesto. Jo Short, who is leading a social landlord-backed campaign to raise awarness about t...

In his first interview as chair of the influential housing association group, the Peabody boss talks about the housing crisis in London, recapitalising housing associations and rebuilding the sector's...

The government must get its house in order and act to remove the gateway 2 bottleneck, says Tom Dodson

Data provided by consultancy Cast says average cost of getting green light at this stage is close to £28,000

The government's policies are a step in the right direction, but there's much more to do,writes Patrick Hickey

Amid much talk of new funding models in the housing sector, we should shift our focus to what places need in order to thrive, argues Andrew Ludiman

In the latest in our Frontline Stories series, outdoorsy Catherine Convey chats with Housing Today about the strides she has taken since taking on a leadership role at the supported housing provider

The spending review is a positive signal from government but there are further measures the government could take to boost supply, writes Ben Denton

Cutting migration won't solve the housing crisis, in fact it could make it worse, writes John Perry

Greenwich Council is consulting on a new intermediate housing register to match people with suitable homes. Anthony Okereke explains more about it

Ministers must now follow through by giving Homes England the autonomy and resources it needs to direct resources to SMEs, writes Paul Rickard

The Labour government is prioritising funding for grant-heavy, and much-needed, social rented homes while also promising to ramp up delivery to 1.5 million homes a year. Innovation to draw in private ...

Decarbonisation requires a step change to meet government targets, write Mark Greatholder and Aliki Zeri

Homes England to be redesignated as public finance institution to allow it to create financial assets and lower capital costs for developers

Wednesday's announcement will have huge implications for housing and infrastructure, but defence and health commitments mean cuts will have to fall somewhere. Daniel Gayne reports

The government has announced the launch of a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool, designed in collaboration with Google, in order to speed up the planning system. An AI assistant for planning office...

The Exchange buildings are among thousands found to have fire safety defects in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire

Bosses of Landsec, Clarion and Peabody among signatories to BusinessLDN letter to ministers

The government has committed to ambitious housebuilding goals but risks overlooking the supporting infrastructure demands and costs

Swiss Cottage scheme had previous 2016 consent which was never completed

The government is on the hunt for ways to fund affordable housing without increasing short-term public borrowing. A group of activists and researchers believe there is a solution in operation across the Atlantic. Carl Brown finds out more