"New homes: inertia easing, recovery advancing"

"London is the greatest city of all time. Or so says our Mayor, Sadiq Khan. And the Mayor before him Boris Johnson and indeed Ken Livingstone, before him."

"The development land market remains stable with little change in land values over the last quarter. Notably, there are different drivers at play compared to recent years. Savills development agents have reported an uptick in the number of sites coming onto the market since the start of the year meaning that developers have more choice and can be more selective"

"Since the election of a new Government last summer, ambitions to increase housing supply have moved to the centre of the political stage. The drive to build 1.5 million homes by the end of the Parliament has led to considerable reforms of housing policy in England. Yet the number of homes in planning or development remains, for now, on a downwards trajectory. Further change to speed up and simplify planning and deliver a broader range of sites is needed."

"A steady new build market drives land demand, but planning constraints and costs limit supply. Easing policy and SME support could stimulate activity and help tackle Scotland's housing emergency"

"Delivering 1.5 million homes in England – Where is the market demand?"

"A positive footing in the development land market?"

"To successfully deliver large sites, we need to plan them in the right places, guarantee S106 affordable housing demand, and ensure they have long-term patient funding"

"Swings and roundabouts for UK land and property"