The construction industry cautiously welcomed Labour chancellor John Healey’s first budget, which offered support for housing, devolution and skills.

Viability for urban regeneration schemes is the most challenging in 40 years according to pioneering developer Urban Splash.

How has the North West economy outperformed the rest of the UK? Turner & Townsend director Madeline Sillence explains the four key factors behind the region’s ‘remarkable resilience’

Billed as the “future of housing”, Croydon’s Lion Green Road combines density, privacy and a connection to nature.

A new report has called for the government to impose a three-year freeze on new regulations to stimulate the housing market.

Housing, sustainability and infrastructure will be on the agenda of the CIOB Ireland conference

Housing associations and local authorities are being urged to use retrofit procurement as a tool to create local jobs and address green skills shortage.

The guide sets out practical guidance, case studies and a theoretical framework for dealing with the problem.

A manufacturer gearing up to make panelised homes with recycled glass has its first housing scheme in Scotland approved.

A former Grade II-listed Victorian waterworks facility in west London is to be converted to a residential and office scheme.

‘Negligible’ cost uplift is offset by energy savings and long-term value protection, paper says.

Jonathan Parker examines the realities and the barriers that could thwart the government’s housing ambitions

An affordable housing provider owned by AtkinsRéalis has handed over a housing scheme with nearly two-thirds of the materials produced offsite.

Arup has been appointed to lead the design and delivery of a new Docklands Light Railway (DLR) station as part of the £2.5bn Thameside West regeneration scheme in London’s Royal Docks.

Draft of London Plan proposes moving the threshold back to up 35% for “as many boroughs as possible” from 2028.

The government could meet a third of its ambitious housing targets by transforming historic buildings for residential use, a report by a cross-party group of MPs has found.

With 17 housing ministers in 16 years, is it any wonder there’s a housing crisis?

The Scottish government must embed policy learning and evaluation in the new agency to ensure it’s working.