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As the Government sets out its vision for Levelling Up, the BPF proposes Town Centre Investment Zones (TCIZs) as a crucial delivery method to facilitate public-private partnerships and direct investment into our town and city centres. This policy proposal contains key meaningful tax and policy levers that government must consider as part of the TCIZ approach.
You can read here the BPF’s summary of the key provisions of the Levelling Up White Paper, and our commentary on the implications for real estate.
The 2022 edition of ‘Who Lives in Build-to-Rent?’ developed in partnership with Dataloft, London First and the UKAA, is our third edition of the series and focuses on Build-to-Rent in London – including the provision of intermediate rented homes (affordable homes) in schemes across London.
The Queen’s Speech sets out the Government’s agenda for the next parliamentary session. This paper provides an overview of the most pertinent announcements for the real estate sector and commentary by the British Property Federation.
UK CRE is a vital part of the UK’s business infrastructure. In the UK, the sector contributed £107bn of GVA in 2020 and supported 2.3m jobs. This report provides some key facts and stats about CRE’s employment, capital investment and tax paid.
The BPF has submitted written evidence on the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill as part of the wider Public Bill Committee stage of the parliamentary process. This submission sets out our views on the planning aspects of the Bill following initial consultation with our membership.
Ahead of September’s mini-Budget, we and a number of trade bodies representing high street businesses have written to the Prime Minister welcoming the Government’s energy support package and calling on the Government to go further by increasing business rates support and reducing the rate of VAT for the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors.
The British Property Federation's analysis of the 2022 Autumn Statement, including insights on finance and investment, housing, levelling up, energy, and healthcare.
Along with other property related associations, we wrote to three ESG standard-setting bodies highlighting the need for appropriate metrics to measure property business’s ESG impact. The submission suggests six key principles to inform future ESG standard-setting for property businesses.
This infographic provides a simple summary of the key challenges and policy recommendations set out in our Towards Net Zero report.
The British Property Federation's analysis of the 2023 Spring Budget announced on 16 March 2023.
A detailed template prepared by BPF members and their contractors, under the auspices of Be the Business, which seeks to promote a value-driven model of construction, which improves sector productivity.
