
Planning in England: The Current Pipeline
"There is yet to be a material change in the number of sites gaining planning consent under the new NPPF, but more positive signals are coming through the appeals process"
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"There is yet to be a material change in the number of sites gaining planning consent under the new NPPF, but more positive signals are coming through the appeals process"

"England's planning system is undergoing its most significant transformation in years"

"We estimate that 187,000 additional households are in need of sub-market housing each year, requiring a significant step up in delivery"

"Affordable housing supply faces a significant slowdown as mounting pressures start to bite. Policy needs to respond urgently to address this slowdown"

"Meeting affordable housing need means providing for households excluded from the housing market alongside maintaining the current provision of affordable housing."

"Greater positivity in the land market, but muted transaction levels"

"The proposed changes to the NPPF outlined by the new Labour government are broadly positive for housing development in England."
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"With the General Election now due to take place on Thursday 4th July, we are beginning to see proposals coming forward from the main political parties relating to housing land supply and planning in England, with further announcements expected as campaigning continues."

"The proposed changes to the NPPF don’t match the government’s ambitions"

"If the planning system hopes to achieve the sustainability goals set out in the NPPF, a more strategic approach is needed"