Planning reforms in 2020 and what they mean for you

In June 2020, prime minister Boris Johnson announced a strategy to rebuild Britain and fuel economic recovery across the UK. As a result, the government later announced a raft of policies to kickstart a programme to “build back, better, build back greener, build back faster”.

Launching a new Infrastructure Delivery Taskforce, ‘Project Speed’, to deliver public investment projects; it would release new funding for green investments, projects and R&D; and, crucially, it would reform the planning system to “make it easier to build better homes where people want to live”.

Using data from EG Radius and insights from EG News & Legal, this whitepaper explores the crucial elements of the amendments that were made last year.

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PDR expansion to allow the demolition of certain buildings, which will be replaced with new homes
PDR expansion to allow the construction of new homes on top of certain existing buildings
The introduction of three new use classes, including a broad commercial, business and service use class
Occupier Sentiment Report

Occupier Sentiment Report

After nine months of Covid with its subsequent lockdowns and restrictions, how did this impact the demand for property in 2020?

This second edition of EG Propertylink Sentiment Report takes a look at how after two lockdowns; where enquiries were focused – giving a unique glimpse into where the market is now heading in 2021.

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