Developers are sitting on land for more than 130,000
homes in England that have never been built – the worst gap on record,
according to new analysis. The record gap between planning permissions granted
and new homes being built has led to calls for tough new penalties to be
enforced against developers that sit on land rather than build. North-west
England and London had the worst gaps, with only 50% of new homes being built
where planning permission had been obtained between 2012 and 2017. Read more on
the Guardian website.
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