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Collaboration and partnership were reoccurring themes as local authorities, developers, architects, planners and more gathered to learn more about Place’s plans for the global property conference in March.

Enabling SMEs to deliver more homes may be the answer to our housing problem, according to Phil Cooper of Hope Architects and Anna Relph of Turley.

Deputy prime minister Angela Rayner has outlined her plan to get thousands of homes built. But will it work? Plus: Leeds’ office market has reason for optimism – and so does the wider shed scene.

Thousands of jobs are set to be created as a result of Harworth’s 1.5m sq ft industrial and logistics development on the 185-acre old colliery site.

Vacancy rates are climbing in the North’s major office market – but landlords, investors, and agents are upbeat. Why? Plus: Why you should care about the US election.

Take a peek into the ups and downs of the next few years of regional policy with a trip to Huddersfield, West Yorkshire’s potential wonderland. Plus: Renaker lawsuits and press release squabbles.

Muse’s James Pitt muses on how the developer is working alongside local authorities, Homes England, and residential providers to address the housing crisis – and why the private sector has a key role to play in solving the problem.

With just a few days to go before the public heads to the polls, here’s a quick recap of the essential points for those in the built environment from each of the main parties’ manifestos.

The property industry thinks Labour’s manifesto may be hard to deliver, if Angela Rayner’s recent UKREiiF speech is any guide. Plus: levelling up in Doncaster.