Planning for change
Shakespeare Martineau says the recent Supreme Court decision on Hillside Parks has implications for developers looking to amend previously granted permissions
Time for government to reconsider nutrient neutrality
Mark Lane, director of national planning consultancy DPP, calls on the government to reconsider its position on the issues surrounding nutrient neutrality
The potential impact of Investment Zones on new homes delivery
Samuel Stafford, HBF planning director, looks at the new Investment Zone initiative. Will they boost additional new home delivery?
The need for an adaptable marketing strategy
Rachel Asquith, managing partner at AF Oliver, discusses the marketing skills required in a time of great change
All change?
Andrew Williams, md of planning consultancy Boyer, looks at what the industry could expect for planning under the new prime minister and housing secretary
Why innovation is seldom a quick fix
Matthew Carter of H+H discusses a pragmatic solution for MMC based on a partnership approach
Stay ahead of the “Price Curve”
AF Oliver executive chairman Matt Fleming argues that this is a dangerous time when reputations can be won and lost
New PM can bring a fresh start in tricky year
HBF boss Stewart Baseley reflects on the multitude of challenges facing the industry – government support is needed to resolve the issues
Time to get your house in order on ESG
Nicola Balmer, Winckworth Sherwood's real estate finance partner, explains why all housebuilders should put ESG considerations front and centre
Partnering to embrace the Build to Rent opportunity
The Build to Rent market is bigger and more diverse than it has ever been. Getting the right partners involved is key, says Paul Staley, md of Wise Living
