Life as a property investor and/or developer inevitably involves all manner of decisions, day after day. However, it might be ...

South Yorkshire Housing Association and Places for People are in merger discussions, with the former becoming a subsidiary of ...

Lloyds Banking Group has invited developers to build 100 new homes in Pudsey, West Yorkshire. Lloyds has established a ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has vowed to train 60,000 construction workers with £600 million of investment. Reeves said: “We are ...

Some 43% of tenants know little or nothing about the Renters’ Rights Bill, signalling that many won’t be aware of their improved rights when the legislation goes through. A third (32%) are ‘fully ...

By Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank Evaluating the strength of the UK property market in the first ...

Two housing associations are set to join forces to create a 30,000-home organisation, with the majority being based in ...

Nine in 10 (89%) of SMEs reduced their workforce since the Autumn Budget, research from The Global Payroll Association shows.

The housing association sector has been ranked the second worst for customer service, owing to issues with communicating with ...

The government is at risk of not delivering on its promise of remediating cladding on all buildings over 18 metres by 2029, The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee has warned. As it stands up ...

The eXp global agent network has launched in Peru, its 25th international market. The company promises to provide Peruvian agents with equity opportunities, higher earnings, strong training and ...

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