The message is radical but language is loose, leaving questions over cost of plan

This webinar introduces the Non-Decent Index (NDI), a free tool that identifies hotspots of Decent Homes failure in England.

We are proud to sponsor Thinkhouse’s Early Career Researcher’s Prize, which is an opportunity to showcase work to a wide audience, says Bekah Ryder at Altair

This executive summary highlights the findings from research on projected affordable housing need in Scotland for the next Scottish Parliament 2026-31. The full report will follow later this month.

Glasgow tenant Elle Glenny says the impact of a rent increase has been catastrophic.

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has called for long-term funding for the housing budget after new research revealed Scotland needs to build over 15,000 homes per year to meet housing need.

This executive summary highlights the findings from research on projected affordable housing need in Scotland for the next Scottish Parliament 2026-31. The full report will follow later this month.

A new report suggests solutions to customers refusing access for decarbonisation works. Richard Hyde, chair of the Thinkhouse Editorial Panel, goes through the details.

Our maps show some kids have nearer, bigger playgrounds than others.

England suffers from an undersupply of affordable housing, in particular the social rented tenure. Long term there has been a decline in government capital grant for new social rented supply, which...

Dr Michael Marshall won the Thinkhouse Early Career Researcher’s Prize for his research on decent homes data, creating a tool to predict hotspots of non-decency.

Three Scottish housing organisations have launched a research project to identify the number of new affordable homes needed ahead of next year’s Holyrood election.

Prof David Robinson and Dr Michael Marshall explore England’s housing crisis, focusing on older people and the idea that downsizing could help free up homes. They look at why older […]

How land reforms will help deliver the homes we need

The winner was Dr Michael Marshall, a Research Associate, University of Sheffield with his paper "The spatial distribution of non-decent homes: Introducing the Non-Decent Index "

The Budget will deliver more affordable housing, ensure social housing is available for those who need it and turbocharge the delivery of 1.5 million homes.