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Wall just two bricks high at centre of planning row
Demolition of structure required for emergency access, developers claim
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Plans for British ‘mega farm’ blocked by local council
Cranswick proposal to convert former RAF base rejected over environmental concerns
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HMO: What is it and how to convert your property
Beware strict licensing rules to avoid being hit with hidden costs
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Unless Labour acts fast, Britain’s growth mission is doomed to fail
The Chancellor must better explain how she plans to encourage change
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Defra bending over backwards to protect bats, review finds
Crucial building projects are being blocked owing to department’s over-interpretation of EU guidelines, says Government-backed report
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Britain’s soaring population needs houses. Buy this company yielding 8pc
When it comes to the economy’s dire performance, it’s important to remember nothing lasts forever
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Grieving father in battle with council over illuminated tribute to his son
Image of tragic hit-and-run victim William Brown, 7, ‘does not strike civic tone’, local authority claims
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Tax bigger homes more to force boomers to downsize, urges Tony Blair’s think tank
Call for council tax overhaul to incentivise homeowners to free up family properties
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Labour’s scale of hypocrisy exposed as communities frozen out of planning decisions
Starmer wants to speed up housebuilding by stripping neighbourhoods of their say
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How to become an estate agent
Selling property offers a lucrative career which does not require a degree
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Accountant sues over £1.5m ‘Versace Tower’ flat bathroom without a bath
Mi Suk Park is demanding more than £700,000, which includes the deposit money she paid and cash to cover five years’ rent and ‘other losses’
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Rayner forced to delay tax on homes after outcry from developers
Housebuilders warn Government additional costs make it more difficult to reach target of 1.5 million new homes by the end of the Parliament
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Asbestos-ridden prison to be turned into homes under Labour’s building push
Homes England in talks to buy derelict East Sussex site as Starmer pledges to cut planning red tape
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‘My £15k Howdens kitchen arrived damaged after being left in the rain’
Katie Morley Investigates: our reader is being refused full compensation after a botched installation
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Abandoned new estate built into cliffs ‘could become become ghost town’
Dover development stops, having left ‘horrendous chalk scar’ along Kent Downs, after firm’s collapse
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‘Hopeless’ Sadiq Khan struggles to sell London to the world
Red tape and delays hamper the mayor’s attempts to paint the capital as a safe bet
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How much does a loft conversion cost in the UK?
Find out the factors that affect the price of loft conversions in the UK – and what you can do to keep those costs down
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Planning reform must not be at the expense of local democracy
A host of statutory bodies that have the right to be consulted will have their role removed
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Super-rich Americans buy up London mansions to escape Trump
Surge in buyers from across the pond as US applications for UK citizenship hit record high
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Cricket balls will no longer be an excuse to stop house building
The Government is set to cut statutory consultants as part of their plan to build 1.5 million homes
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How Britain surrendered to a plague of ugly new homes
Even in a housing crisis, buyers are turned off by a glut of replicable builds
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The planning trap that is condemning Britain’s listed country houses
Otterburn Hall is up for auction with a guide price of £220,000, but the buyer will require deeper pockets for this unmortgageable building
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Labour scraps protections for villages to ramp up house building
Angela Rayner’s plans to remove block on ‘unrestricted sprawl’ in the greenbelt will wage ‘war on the countryside’, Tories say
