Preliminary data indicates that total residential output
increased by 5% in 2018 to £74.2bn, according to the latest Construction and
Housing Forecast Bulletin from AMA Research. This was underpinned by 8%
increase in new work but with residential RMI remaining static at £30bn. Whilst both housing starts and completions have remained
positive in 2018, the research reveals some evidence of a slowing of the growth
rates for both starts and completions into H1 2019. In addition, the rate of annual house price growth has
also slowed in Q1 2019. Read more on 24housing.
UK low- to middle-income families far poorer than OECD counterparts – study
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Britons 39% worse off than Dutch equivalent due to housing costs 44% higher
than western European average
Low- to middle-income families in Britain are f...
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