London housing starts equivalent to just 7% of requirements, JLL finds  

The London Plan sets out a target of 88,000 new homes annually to meet demand, but construction starts fell to 6,325 homes in the year to March. The post London housing starts equivalent to just 7% of requirements, JLL finds   appeared first on Property Week.

Hounslow launches £7.5bn Golden Mile London plan

Hounslow Council in west London has published a 15-year regeneration programme that envisages the construction of 14,000 homes in the borough.

Mayor of London calls in Barratt’s High Barnet Place scheme

The mayor's office said the 283-home scheme could make a "significant contribution to the strategic housing targets set out in the London Plan”. The post Mayor of London calls in Barratt’s High Barnet Place scheme appeared first on Property Week.

Mayor calls in Arada’s rejected 1,500-home scheme in north London

Sadiq Khan said the development “would provide a significant contribution to the strategic housing targets set out in the London Plan”. The post Mayor calls in Arada’s rejected 1,500-home scheme in north London appeared first on Property Week.

Architects say changes to London housing design standards are distracting

The Architects’ Journal Architects say changes to London housing design standards are distracting Architects have expressed doubts over proposed changes to the London plan aimed at accelerating house-building The post Architects say changes to London housing design standards are distracting appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia

Building Magazine - On being seen to be green – energy monitoring, 20052021

The new London Plan requires building owners to verify and report on energy performance post-occupation – but how?

Greater London Authority - The London Plan 2021

The Mayor of London describes the London Plan as "one of the most crucial documents for our city, and what it contains shapes how London evolves and develops over coming years" The new London Plan planning blueprint, adopted in March, defines a tall building as anything over six storeys (18m) and includes requirements for boroughs to identify areas where they should be built in their local plans