Data from IHS Markit and CIPS shows that construction output grew in October; but the industry continues to face multiple challenges.
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New starts and completions fall in quarter, whilst Government provides housing boost
NHBC figures show that new housing starts and completions fall in the quarter, whilst the Government announces a £1.8bn fund for brownfield housing.
House price growth eases slightly amidst tender price inflation warnings
This week we look at the latest HPI from Nationwide, and review a couple of tender price inflation warnings from T&T and Mace.
Government shake-up amidst planning reforms, whilst material delays stifle output
This week’s roundup looks at the latest government reshuffle, worsening material delays, and strong results from Redrow.
House prices hit all-time high, whilst labour shortages could last for years
This week’s roundup reviews the latest house price index from Halifax, the ongoing material and labour shortages, and carbon reduction commitments from Vistry Group.
Council housing is back: local authority units are on the rise
A close look at recent housing completion data reveals a steady increase in the number of local authority homes being built. So, what’s driving this?
Housing supply falls amid rising prices, driver shortage adds to industry woes
This week’s roundup reviews Zoopla’s latest House Price Index, the shortage of HGV drivers, and relief that the planned product marking changes have been delayed.
The Beast from the East: house price growth in the decade driven by Eastern regions
Recent statistics from the ONS has revealed that the North has driven house price growth in the past year. But has this always been the case?
Positive Persimmon trading report, brick shortages worsen, and house prices increase
This week’s roundup features strong results from Persimmon, brick manufacturers warning of worsening supplies, and the latest house price data from the ONS.
Current bungalow levels need to rise
The humble bungalow is traditionally associated with the older generation; but COVID has changed the way they’re viewed. Are we building enough of them to keep up with a resurgent demand?
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