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With the Presidential election only months away, you may be wondering what impact that’ll have on the housing market. Fortunately, the impact is usually small and temporary. History shows us the market remains strong during election years. That's good news for you because it means this year's election shouldn't affect your move. If you want the data, shoot me a message. #realestateexpert #tracygrahamrealtor #buysellinvest #tracysoldmine #frederick #firestone #longmont #realestatebubble #realestatetips

Our thoughts on the manifestos with an interactive comparison of the headline policies and the details of what they really mean. ❎ With just two weeks left until polling day, the industry is analyzing the manifestos to understand the potential impact on ongoing projects and investment decisions. 📊 Pollsters and pundits agree on the likely outcome but forecasting has been wrong before and estimating the size of a majority (crucial for driving policy change) is difficult. 🏛️ Economic concerns loom large and limit the fiscal flexibility for new governments. 🏗️ For the planning and development sector, sentiment remains subdued with record-low residential permissions and setbacks in local plan-making post-December 2023 NPPF changes. 🔍 Despite these challenges, there are positive signals: manifestos from the main parties emphasize stability and certainty. All parties pledge to boost homebuilding, with proposals for brownfield-first development and streamlined urban planning. 🌍 Beyond housing, there's consensus on supporting for economic growth outside the South East, reforming NSIP processes for renewable energy expansion, and enhancing biodiversity net gain. However, implementation methods vary. 🔑 Key differences emerge among parties on 'Grey Belt' land net zero and the NPPF. 🔍 Our interactive comparison details each party's policy ambitions and strategies. Visit Lichfields' website for in-depth analysis on critical planning and development issues leading up to the election. Jennie Baker Paddy Hynes Daniel Orford

What a fantastic easy to use comparison guide on how the different parties are approaching planning and development! Even I can use it! Click on the ticks/crosses etc for more detailed commentary on the individual policies! #GE2024 #Lichfields #Planning

Following Labour's win at the General Election, some of LRG's directors Allison Thompson MARLA, Kevin Shaw, Lawrence Turner of Boyer, Rob Poole of Glide Property Management, and Ian Barnett have shared their thoughts. You can read their full comments on our website ➡ https://lnkd.in/etEbDiTm #LRG #generalelection2024 #labourparty #housingpolicy #ukpropertymarket #planning #propertymanagement

Did you catch this month’s San Diego newsletter? Learn more about the San Diego 2024 Primary Election, get the update on land development code, meet our policy champion, view our supplier partners leading CSR change, and more. Read the full edition: https://bit.ly/3uADPZP

Sir Ed Davey might have struggled to balance on his paddle board in Windemere on Tuesday, but Sunak’s national service announcement and news of prominent MPs standing down made the real splash this week… While the polls have remained steady since, Meeting Place's second Election Digest details the major updates for the built environment, outlines what’s going on in the regions and takes a deep dive into the potential impact on life science real estate. Our top five built environment updates for the week: 🗳️ – UK Green Building Council’s Simon McWhirter claimed the “built environment election“ will be the sector’s biggest opportunity to push for a more prosperous industry. 🎉 – SCAPE’s report found elections are ultimately good news for the construction and property industries. 📈 – Reporting from UKREiiF, Building Magazine said attendees felt the election couldn't come soon enough, with a market uplift expected under a new government. 🏠 – Staying in Leeds, Angela Rayner revealed Labour’s plan to choose sites for new towns and proposals for a new developer code when bringing them forward. 📍 – And finally, the government announced an agreement to introduce new technology to “speed up the planning process”, which will pave the way for new software designed to “unblock development”. Click below to read on...

This is an open question after we complete work on our initial product in the coming days: How do we sponsor local and state policies? We decided to put our energy into federal bills to get things moving with the beta. Now that we’re almost ready to start delivering regular content and live updates/notifications, we want feedback on which policies are most relevant. Meanwhile, greetings from the front lines of the election: Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, where this picture was taken today. #BuildingWithThePublic - Day 97

From Charles McShan Century 21 Universal With the Presidential election only months away, you may be wondering what impact that’ll have on the housing market. Fortunately, the impact is usually small and temporary. History shows us the market remains strong during election years. That's good news for you because it means this year's election shouldn't affect your move. If you want the data, shoot me a message. #realestateadvice #housingmarketupdate

How do the Labour and Conservative manifestos compare on real estate? Today’s feature article in EGi written by Hannah Quarterman, Stella Bliss and I will give you the info you need!

How do the Labour and Conservative manifestos compare on real estate? Our article for #estatesgazette sheds some light on the main points of difference. And if you're interested in all things elections - why not check out our 2024 Elections Hub where you will find news, views and videos about this year's global elections. https://lnkd.in/eq93rV9j #hlelections #ukelections #hoganlovells #realestatelaw