Housing
Daylight robbery: How London is losing its fight for light
A complicated scheme involving developers, surveyors, councils and consultants is letting daylight standards slip across the city—and throwing more more residents in the dark
How racist is Britain?
The three charts that show the difficulties minorities face in Britain
What's behind Britain's perverse obsession with the housing market?
Combining as it does speculation and private property, the property market seems like the perfect match for the country that codified modern capitalism and gambling. It's taken a global pandemic to reveal its irrationality
Millions are struggling to pay their rent. Some are fighting back
A month ago, a "rent strike" may have seemed extreme. But in times of crisis, people across the globe are seeking solutions
How do we ensure homes for all?
It's not just a London problem—it’s a national problem
Two and a half years on from Grenfell we have barely begun to make our buildings safer
Why has the response to the tragedy been so limited? (Prospect's housing report is kindly sponsored by RICS, Sovereign Housing, Atkins and the Building Societies Association)
John Healey interview: Can the Labour Party really deliver a million new affordable homes?
The Labour Party’s plans for the housing market are as far-reaching and radical as the rest of its proposals for the country (Prospect's housing report is kindly sponsored by RICS, Sovereign Housing, Atkins and the Building Societies Association)
Robert Jenrick’s number one objective is to deliver more homes. But will he succeed?
The secretary of state for housing says home ownership is at the heart of the Conservative project (Prospect's housing report is kindly sponsored by RICS, Sovereign Housing, Atkins and the Building Societies Association)
Economics and investment: Safe as houses?
What is the outlook in 2020 for investing in property?
The evolving role of the landlord
The changing face of the rental sector
Britain’s housing strategy
What's next after the crash
Homeless deaths on MPs’ doorstep—and still they fail to act
As new figures show a record increase in homeless deaths, politicians walk past rough sleepers outside Parliament every day. So why is progress on tackling homelessness still so slow?