Business Banking from HSBC : HSBC UK High Performing Team Experts - WorkshopBank Prompt Payment Code eHome Insurance - Welcome to eHome Insurance Building upwards reconsidered for permitted development rights 18 October 2018 The government is to look again at permitted development rights to allow property owners to extend buildings upwards to create new homes and increase housing density. The proposals were announced by Housing Secretary James Brokenshire at the Conservative Party Conference and swiftly confirmed in a separate statement on new housing measures issued by the MHCLG, which said the measures could apply to existing blocks of flats, shops and offices. Brokenshire said his proposals would ‘permit people to build up on existing buildings rather than to build out to use more precious land’. The proposal is not a new idea. That plan subsequently turned into a joint consultation by the government and the Mayor of London for proposals that would apply only to the capital. Instead, the revised National Planning Policy Framework was given new planning guidance to support ‘opportunities to use the airspace above existing residential and commercial premises for new homes’. Text by Neal Morris.
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