Uk Housing Review

The UK government is increasingly unlikely to meet its ambition of delivering 1.5 million new homes in England by July 2029, according to the latest UK Housing Review Autumn Briefing Paper. Published today, the findings suggest that around one million homes could be delivered by the target date

New analysis from the latest UK Housing Review has revealed the profound long-term impact of the Right to Buy policy, with 2.8 million homes sold across the UK by March 2025 - contributing to a sharp decline in social housing availability and growing pressure on renters and public finances.

Professor Mark Stephens speaks to SHN editor Kieran Findlay about compiling the 2025 UK Housing Review, policy process, and his suggested new role for the Bank of England. As lead editor of the UK Housing Review 2025, Professor Mark Stephens of the University of Glasgow's Urban & Social Policy d

The House of Lords was the setting for the launch of the 2025 UK Housing Review yesterday with event host Lord Richard Best urging all political parties to engage and utilise the publication when setting future housing policy.

UK Housing Review author and editor John Perry delves into one of the Scottish-focused chapters from this year's publication.

CIH policy advisor John Perry provides a Scotland-focused overview of the UK Housing Review.