
Nutrient Neutrality: What impact is it having on land supply and housebuilding?
"High levels of nutrients in rivers are increasingly blocking new development. We consider the implications for housing supply and the land market"
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"High levels of nutrients in rivers are increasingly blocking new development. We consider the implications for housing supply and the land market"

"How do developers reconcile the environmental impact of building homes with the societal need to house people? The key may lie in understanding and minimising a building’s embodied carbon"

"Suburban Build to Rent (BtR) is a largely untapped market with huge growth potential"
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"Why offsetting is going to become an increasingly important."
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"Developers face growing pressure to go green."

"Unlocking new development opportunities across Essex"

"Lenders, investors and shareholders are putting increasing pressure on housebuilders to decarbonise"

"Shortage of sites leads to upward pressure on development land values"

"Land values have remained robust with increasing demand levels, but there is an eye to risk management"
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"A mismatch of supply and need has had drastic consequences for affordability"