New chancellor Jeremy Hunt has reversed “almost all” of his predecessor’s tax changes, as he laid out how the government will repair three weeks of damage to the economy. Learn what these announcements mean for you.

House prices in the UK have begun to show a decline from their stellar growth post-pandemic. However, we continue to search and capitalize on undervalued land parcels to support our developments and our investors.

Not only can top-tier funds help companies survive downturns, but they may also have the skills and expertise to navigate and capitalise on volatility.

With buildings accounting for nearly a quarter of UK greenhouse gas emissions, it is not surprising that a major focus of the government’s strategy is on decarbonizing the built environment.

The new proposal aims to rapidly reduce dependence on Russian fossil and supercharge Europe’s transition to green energy.

Housing organisations across the country are juggling many challenges. Fire safety. Affordable rent. Housing quality. But, arguably, the biggest strategic challenge of all is becoming carbon neutral.

The current UK market is showing that most homeowners will pay anything to escape life in the capital, as a trend to deurbanization continues.

Nearly 244,000 homes were built across England in 2021. However, 272,000 new homes were granted in 2021 meaning only 89% of the quota was met.

Real estate owners are currently adding ESG strategies to their daily investment decision-making.

It is expected that there will be actions by regulators, corporations and investors to increase the importance placed on ESG factors.

The average price of a UK property hit a record high of £273,000 last month. This is their strongest three-month growth in 15 years.

British households are facing a multibillion-pound funding gap to fix poorly-heated properties.

The UK Green Buildings Council (UKGBC) launched its Whole Life Carbon Roadmap, coinciding with the COP26 summit on 31st October 2021.

The £10bn pledge from the oil-rich Gulf state will invest in priority UK industries, including clean energy, technology and infrastructure.

The British government will introduce legislation that will require all newly built homes and offices to feature electric vehicle chargers.

We believe sustainable buildings are not just good for the planet but also provide immense value to our clients and the communities that we serve.

Incorporating eco-friendly materials and building processes. They offer far-reaching social, economic and environmental advantages.