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A Neighbourhood Is Never Finished
BETWEEN THE HOUSES · PART 2 OF 2 By Maisie Mullins, Urban Designer, Muller Property Group A new neighbourhood is usually judged on the day
BETWEEN THE HOUSES · PART 2 OF 2 By Maisie Mullins, Urban Designer, Muller Property Group A new neighbourhood is usually judged on the day
BETWEEN THE HOUSES · PART 1 OF 2 By Maisie Mullins, Urban Designer, Muller Property Group As England pushes to deliver 1.5 million new homes,
The Government has made its housing ambitions clear. Britain needs more homes, and increasing housing targets is an important part of addressing that challenge. But
The publication of the new National Planning Policy Framework marks a significant milestone in the Government’s planning reform programme, aimed at accelerating housebuilding and supporting
The Government has published a major rewrite of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), changing some of the fundamental rules that determine where new homes
OPEN SECRETS · PART 1 OF 3 I’ve always told landowners that when it comes to getting planning permission, starting early matters. Today, I’d go
Record capital. Structural undersupply. A planning system that blocks most developers. Here’s what it means — and what it takes to get a scheme built.
If you farm land worth more than £2.5 million, your estate now faces an inheritance tax bill your parents never had to plan for. Here’s
You’ve identified a piece of land. It has potential — everyone involved can see that. But between where you are now and the moment consent
Something has shifted in the care market. Not the demand — that remains strong, and the structural case for new provision is as compelling as
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