Politics
Labour victory spurs housebuilder stock surge
Performance shows confidence in Starmer's pledge to boost housebuilding in next five years
Labour's landslide: so what happens now?
Green Street News looks at the property-related policies the new government will try to enact in its first days in power
Election 2024: who’s in and who’s out
In the past 14 years there have been 16 housing ministers, seven secretaries of state and a crowd of shadow cabinet contenders – so who has made the cut in 2024?
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