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  • Crest Nicholson slashes housebuilding targets in ‘difficult’ summer

    Property

    Crest Nicholson has cut back its housebuilding and earnings targets as crunch talks with lenders drag on.  The London-listed builder now expects to build up to 1,400 homes this year, compared to earlier forecasts of as many as 1,500. It expects to make an earnings loss of £10m, having previously guided to a profit of [...]

    Construction workers in hard hats and high-visibility jackets on scaffolding at a new build housing development.
  • Housebuilder shares soar on Burnham council housing plans

    Property

    Shares in the UK’s biggest housebuilders rose sharply on Tuesday morning after Andy Burnham revealed plans to spend an initial £10bn on affordable housing.  In an announcement on Monday evening, the Prime Minister said the initial funding package would be used to build “thousands more quality council, social and affordable homes”. The funding would be [...]

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  • Burnham to hand mayors power to overrule local councils’ planning decisions

    Politics

    Andy Burnham will give mayors across the UK new powers to overrule planning decisions made by local councils and to greenlight large-scale developments. The prime minister will unveil proposals this week to give regional mayors in 13 areas including Manchester, Liverpool, and the West Midlands, powers to take over planning decisions as well as direct [...]

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  • Let them build homes near stations, but let them be beautiful too

    August 18, 2026

    Rules to allow thousands of new homes near stations is cause for celebration, but the government must avoid creating 'anywhere developments'.

  • Housebuilder Bellway calls for ‘immediate’ cut to stamp duty

    August 11, 2026

    Housebuilder Bellway has called on the government to slash stamp duty immediately and roll out a first-time buyer scheme to revive Britain’s flagging housing industry. The FTSE 250 firm said on Tuesday that housing demand has been hammered by last year’s pre-Budget speculation and the recent rising mortgage rates triggered by the Iran war.  Jason [...]

  • Vistry shares slide after Allianz ‘cuts insurance cover’

    August 10, 2026

    Shares in Vistry fell on Monday morning after speculation over its insurance cover prompted fresh fears that the housebuilder is facing cash struggles. The FTSE 250 housebuilder saw its stock slide by nearly eight per cent to 261p in early trading, meaning the firm has shed more than half of its market value in the [...]

  • ‘Grinding it out’: Ibstock swings to loss and cuts dividend amid building slump

    August 5, 2026

    One of the UK’s biggest brickmakers has bemoaned a ‘challenging’ housebuilding market as it slashed its dividend and swung to a loss. Leicestershire-based Ibstock, which is London’s second most shorted stock with a reported short interest of 12.9 per cent, posted a loss of £27m for the first six months of the year, down from [...]

  • Housebuilder shares rally on Iran war peace hopes and help-to-buy revival

    August 3, 2026

    Shares in leading London’s listed housebuilders jumped on Monday as investors bet a potential Iran war peace deal and a mooted new help-to-buy scheme would provide a boon to Britain’s flagging property market. FTSE-100-listed Persimmon jumped more than four per cent to 1,152 while mid-cap Vistry gained six per cent to 310p on Monday.  Analysts [...]

  • Rightmove: Housebuilders face worst conditions since financial crisis

    July 31, 2026

    The boss of property portal Rightmove has warned that UK housebuilders are facing the worst conditions since the 2008 financial crash. Johan Svanstrom, the FTSE 250 firm’s chief executive, said on Friday that new home developments are at “historically low levels due to continued softer build rates”.  The property platform said growth in its new [...]

  • High interest rates and low confidence put construction firms under pressure, Lords warns

    July 30, 2026

    Construction firms have been hit by a barrage of reduced market confidence, high interest rates and rising national insurance costs, builders’ merchant Lords has warned, after it suffered its biggest-ever single-day stock fall. The London-based firm released a challenging market update on Thursday, which saw its shares plunge 20.61 per cent to an all-time low [...]

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