
Spotlight: UK Single Family Housing 2026
"Another record year for Single Family Housing."
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"Another record year for Single Family Housing."
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"Fewer new homes were built in 2025 than in any other calendar year since 2015."
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"We’ve previously said that the coming year will be better than the last, and we remain confident that this will hold true for 2026."
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"New home delivery stable amid signs of planning reform taking effect"
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"After a year of uncertainty, the landscape for Section 106 delivery is beginning to shift."
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"Last year, our research found that over half of respondents to our survey were seeking to either reduce their requirements for Section 106 (S106) or withdrawing from the market completely"
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"New home starts in London have sunk. Starts have been ebbing since 2023, but plunged to just 2,148 on sites over 20 private homes in the first half of 2025 – a low watermark even compared to post global financial crisis."
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"How many sub-market homes should we be building to meet demand?"
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"New home delivery stable amid signs of planning reform taking effect"

"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."