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Reducing archaeological risk in residential development: why early assessment matters
"Buried archaeology is not always apparent when a residential site first comes forward. If it is identified after key decisions have been made, it can affect the developable area, layout, costs and delivery programme."

East of England development land market sees demand for good quality sites
"The development land market in the East of England continues to reflect many of the themes being seen nationally, agents have said. According to Savills, activity remains robust, although developers are being selective."

A pick of the best developer-led self-build plots
"Many people are inspired by the idea of building their own home. And yet very few take the plunge and turn this dream into a reality. "
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What do housebuilders and landowners need to consider when developing larger sites?
"The government’s commitment to delivering new homes together with recent planning reforms mean there remains plenty of opportunity for housebuilders considering larger sites for development."
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In plain English: development agreements
"From unconditional freehold sales and traditional joint ventures, to conditional sale contracts and build licences – there are a myriad of formal arrangements that can be put in place between landowner and developer."
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London homes lost from the pipeline – why residential sites are drifting to other uses
"London’s residential pipeline is being eroded – not by planning refusals, but by viability."
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How planning reform is quietly shaping the next wave of strategic sites
"After a year of adjustment in the land market, strategic land has emerged as the most resilient route to pipeline security."
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The way ahead for development and nature recovery: Latest government announcements signal intent
"Learn the latest government announcements which are influencing development and nature recovery."
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