Watermarked: Collaborative schemes such as Fruit Market, a 41-unit project in Nottingham enabled by Blueprint Regeneration, could become popular under the new regulations – as they will allow councils to meet significant chunks of the demand they measure
HAB Housing’s Lovedon Fields custom build scheme creates 50 homes on 30 plots in an edge-of-village location in Hampshire
On 31st October this year, new legislation came into force establishing a Right to Build your own home. This potentially game-changing scheme means that councils have a duty to grant planning permission for sufficient serviced plots to meet demand, measured on so-called Right to Build registers, within a three-year period (and on an ongoing basis).
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