Housing secretary Robert Jenrick has defended policies
allowing developers to bypass council planning departments while admitting that
“some” homes delivered have been poor quality. Speaking at an event held by
think tank Policy Exchange in London, Mr Jenrick argued permitted development
rights have been “a great force in bringing new properties onto the housing
market”. But he said the MHCLG is examining why some homes delivered through
the policy have not been up to scratch. Read more on Inside Housing.
Tiny co-living spaces are popping up across New York. Local communities see
them as ‘harbingers of gentrification’
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Such properties are a housing alternative for younger people, but longterm
residents worry about being priced out of their homes and losing community
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