Blog: LSL Land & New Homes

In the year to end September 2019 new build prices per m² rose by an average of 2,8% across the UK...

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

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...

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.

In the year to end May 2019 new build prices per m² rose by an average of  3.73% across the UK...

Although not without its’ critics, no-one can deny that Help to Buy has helped more than 170,000 first time buyers jump into the property market. This equates to an overall sales value of more than £54 billion. Despite its’ popularity and success, the scheme is due to be scaled back in 2021 and s...

In the year to end April 2019 new build prices per m² rose by an average of  3.8% across the UK. LSL / Acadata’s April House Price Index reports house price  growth down by –0.1% on the same month last year For England & Wales, with average house prices standing at £302,122......

Following a period of inertia, the value of March mortgage approvals showed tentative signs of recovery. This could signal the return of a pattern of consistent year on year growth last seen between 2011 and 2017...