Blog: LSL Land & New Homes

LSL Land & New Homes, part of LSL Property Services plc (LSL), has announced the relocation of one of its core business divisions and a 100% increase in headcount to enhance the services it offers to new and existing clients.

In the year to end August 2019 new build prices per m² rose by an average of 3.00% across the UK...

A new guide for investors and developers shows what developers need to do to win funding to kick-start stalled developments in the West Midlands region. The funding targets development schemes that have stalled as a result of issues such as high brownfield clean-up costs...

In the year to end July 2019 new build prices per m² rose by an average of 3.16% across the UK. Although relatively subdued, the drivers of the housing market are in good shape: inflation and interest rates are low, employment levels and wage growth are high and the shortfall of the housing stock...

The day after the end of the 1st World War David Lloyd, the Prime Minster of the day, called a general election and promised “habitations fit for the heroes who have won the war”. Following Lloyd George’s 1918 election, Christopher Addison as minister of health brought the new “Housing, Town Plan...

North Yorkshire County Council and Homes England plan to prepare three rural sites for development outside areas where District Councils have previously stated housing can be developed. This will help the area to meet affordable housebuilding targets.

According to the figures from the NHBC more than 13,500 new build homes were *registered to be built in April. This represents an increase of 21% compared with the same time last year.

In the year to end June 2019 new build prices per m² rose by an average of 4.35% across the UK. With a new Prime Minister, who could in short order be replaced by another new Prime Minister, and a Brexit outcome that could be anywhere between an agreed settlement and no deal; it is clear that we ...

The New Build Market Review shows the overall top level status of the housing market for the last decade and is updated on a quarterly basis.

New rules have been introduced to make developer funded infrastructure investments more transparent. For larger sites, developers have to pay for roads, roundabouts, GP surgeries, schools and parkland to allow the local area to cope with more residents...