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New homes built in England and Wales last year funded 42,000 new school places, more than 1,640 football pitches worth of community space and over £9 billion in affordable housing. Building new...

A widely overlooked form of affordable housing could unlock hundreds of stalled sites and help thousands of renting families into home ownership, without the need for additional public subsidy, according...

The Help to Buy scheme has been heralded a great success by the Home Builders Federation (HBF) – and the organisation is now calling for it to be replaced with a similar system. New figures from...

Home sellers should get their pricing ready for the September bounce, according to recent research. Zoopla’s latest House Price Index has revealed that house price growth has slowed to 1.3 per cent,...

Homes in coastal locations are still commanding a premium and are outpacing the national average when it comes to price increases. New analysis from property platform Rightmove, reveals that the average...

AI adoption reaches tipping point across UK architecture, but human judgement remains critical, according to new research from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). The survey highlights a...

Norwich has once again proved itself a winning place to live – this time with the announcement that six of its parks have scooped coveted Green Flag Awards. Eaton Park, Waterloo Park, Jenny Lind...

Projects here in the East of England make up half of those in the running for the 2026 Stirling Prize. A house at Fairmead, in Epping Forest, and two Cambridge college transformations have made it onto...

The average price of newly-listed homes for sale has fallen by 0.6 per cent this month to £376,191, the biggest June fall in 14 years, according to property platform Rightmove. Experts believe the...

Savills Research has forecast that new homes completions in England will average 167,500 per year over the five years to 2029/30. This falls some way short of the government’s target of 300,000...

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has confirmed that two universities have become providers of ARB-accredited master’s qualifications under its new education framework. Heriot-Watt University...

Carrow Works, the former Colman’s Mustard and Robinsons squash factory site in Norwich, is to be turned into a new housing quarter. Carrow Works is a 17-hectare site with distinctive heritage and...