New housing minister Robert Jenrick has re-committed the
government to building 300,000 homes a year and suggested the number might
even need to be revised upwards. In a speech outlining major reforms to the
planning system he said: “Our 300,000 target by the mid-2020s may not be
ambitious enough. “To do this we have to embrace technology, the technology
being brought forward for the digital age to make homes built faster. But we
also have to renew our enthusiasm for transforming quality design in the supply
of homes so we can build a greener and a better Britain,” he told an event
hosted by Policy Exchange and Create Streets. Read more on the Housing Today
website.
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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