The Week in Housing: ‘Landmark’ building safety ruling, more BSR changes, and murder investigation progresses

Insight10.04.2612.45 PM by Stephen Delahunty

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The Week in Housing: Fraud, regulatory judgements, and new guidance on sustainability and financial reporting

17.04.26

Large out-of-London landlords bidding for SAHP funding in capital, deputy mayor says

17.04.26

Dozens of organisations call for rent controls and more council homes as part of national housing demonstration

17.04.26

Housing minister urged to expand deposit scheme for care leavers and introduce Rent to Buy

17.04.26

Whoever the next Welsh government is, co-production must be at the heart of their housing plans

17.04.26

Help to Buy had ‘limited impact’ on social mobility and mainly helped higher earners, research finds

17.04.26

Lambeth Council to take legal action to High Court against TMO

17.04.26

The Week in Housing: ‘Landmark’ building safety ruling, more BSR changes, and murder investigation progresses

Two landlords awarded top consumer grade in latest batch of regulatory judgements

Woman ordered to repay £14,000 after illegally subletting social home in Bedfordshire

Contracts on two retrofit schemes referred to Serious Fraud Office

The Week in Housing: Fraud, regulatory judgements, and new guidance on sustainability and financial reporting

Large out-of-London landlords bidding for SAHP funding in capital, deputy mayor says

Dozens of organisations call for rent controls and more council homes as part of national housing demonstration

The Week in Housing: Fraud, regulatory judgements, and new guidance on sustainability and financial reporting

Large out-of-London landlords bidding for SAHP funding in capital, deputy mayor says

Dozens of organisations call for rent controls and more council homes as part of national housing demonstration

Housing minister urged to expand deposit scheme for care leavers and introduce Rent to Buy

Whoever the next Welsh government is, co-production must be at the heart of their housing plans

Help to Buy had ‘limited impact’ on social mobility and mainly helped higher earners, research finds

Lambeth Council to take legal action to High Court against TMO

Nature is not a retrofit: rethinking how Britain builds its new towns