The latest mortgage data has revealed that the number of first-time buyers getting a mortgage has increased to 35,010.
The Homelessness Reduction Act has substantially increased the number of people seeking help from London Boroughs.
The CPRE has revealed that only one in 10 homes built on land released from the Green Belt over the past decade are ‘affordable’.
Councils are having to spend nearly 10 times on placing homeless households in bed and breakfasts because of a shortage of homes.
Oxford City Council is introducing free access to its leisure centres for people experiencing homelessness in the city.
The Department for Education is offering loans to housing developers to boost new house and school building momentum.
A new law will mean an extra 3,000 residential buildings a year will be connected to gigabit speeds.
Sadiq Khan has launched his first 'Homes for Londoners' conference, stressing that genuinely affordable housing is the priority.
RIBA has named Goldsmith Street in Norwich as the winner of the 2019 RIBA Stirling Prize, awarded to the UK’s best new building.
Oxford City Council is proposing a new approach to tackling rough sleeping this winter.
More than nine in ten homes for private rent are too expensive for those on housing benefit.
The long-awaited Grenfell Tower fire public inquiry report is to be released on 30 October, the day before Britain is due to leave the EU.
There needs to be more modern housing options for young people, claiming that affordable housing isn’t actually affordable for young people.
MHCLG has revealed that more than 170,000 new homes were built for the year ending June 2019.
Oxford City Council could lose out on hundreds of new council houses, after government-appointed inspectors scrapped a key planning policy.