Rent Control Could Be Coming To London BTR. Is That Bad?

Mayor wants to put rent controls in place - would it scare off investors?

Crossrail 2 Is At The Point Where It Will Live Or Die

Will Crossrail 2 actually happen?

Just What You Needed: More Uncertainty, With London's Tall Buildings Policy Up In The Air And Mayoral Elections In Doubt

Mayoral election in doubt, skyscraper policy in doubt, as London enters 2021

London Mayor Makes Cannes Debut As Capital And Manchester Battle For Top Billing

London and Manchester were among the UK cities to bring political big hitters to MIPIM this year in a bid to attract billions in investment.

Emergency Measures: London's Housing Kick-Start Won't Counteract High Costs And Sluggish Market

Emergency measures have been floated to try and get London's homebuilding pace back on track, but will the proposals be a catalyst or preserve the status quo?

Solving The Unsolvable In London Industrial And Housing

Ways are emerging to make sure London gets all the industrial assets and homes it needs

Battersea Power Station Developer Wants To Cut Its Affordable Housing Unless It Makes 15% Return

The developer of Battersea Power Station is proposing to cut the amount of affordable housing it provides if it does not make a 15% return

Chelsea Football Club Stadium Dispute Sheds Light On Potential Development Risks

Chelsea Football Club stadium development debate brings attention to potential risks for developers and residents' right to light claims.

To Make London More Affordable, Foreign Investors May Need To Shift Their Focus

The city of London is calling on foreign investors to target affordable housing

Should Developers Prepare For A Lurch To The Left In Next Week's London Elections?

Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party is changing centre ground to be more left, which could impact development and the housing crisis.