Jules Birch

While there are advantages to being a bigger, stronger landlord, we must question what can be lost in the process, writes Jules Birch.

While there are advantages to being a bigger, stronger landlord, we must question what can be lost in the process, writes Jules Birch.

Jules Birch analyses the latest data on new housing supply.

Angela Rayner’s departure is a huge loss for the sector and Steve Reed may not have the same priorities, writes Inside Housing columnist Jules Birch

A new report from a right-wing thinktank calls for 100,000 new council homes a year, writes Jules Birch.

The latest data shows what’s at stake in the homelessness strategy, for families in temporary accommodation and local authorities paying for it, says Jules Birch

Jules Birch considers what progress the government has made on its housing policy, and which important plans are still up in the air.

Jules Birch scours the week’s policy announcements for housing. What will the impacts be? And what trade-offs are hidden in the policy details?

Inside Housing columnist Jules Birch responds to the housing announcements in the Spending Review.

Jules Birch breaks down the main things to look out for in the Spending Review, and assesses the likelihood of the housing sector getting what it’s asking for