Nick Cuff
Why London will have to figure out the latest housing mess itself
The mayor – and developers – need to work around borough challengers and reopen the capital to investors
London’s housing emergency and the new king in the South
The government’s changes risk being eroded by the Iran war; much will rest on how the mayor reacts
Will cuts to London’s affordable housing requirements be enough?
Even with planned reforms, change will need time to bed in
Latest Articles
The "profits tax" has closed London for business: it must end
Late Stage Reviews are neither fair not efficient, and they have crippled residential development in the capital
Residential development has become a war on profit: it must end
If the government wants the private sector to keep building, profit should reward the risks taken
Hands up – who wants a minister for development delivery?
The need for a link between government and business has never been greater – but there isn't one
Why planning needs more professionalism and less populism
Planning committees are elected by just a fifth of voters – something must change
Managing the manifesto hyperbole
Both main parties have committed to building more homes – but is it all too good to be true?
It's not a lack of design codes that has stopped Britain building beautiful
The complicated, inflexible planning system continues to be a rough ride for smaller developers