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A DLUHC consultation on how the new building safety regime will work for existing buildings.
The BPF has responded to the net zero review call for evidence, to share the sector’s views on how the Government can meet its net zero targets in a pro-business and pro-growth way.
The proposals in the consultation paper follow a trial carried out over summer 2022 whereby HMRC stopped carrying out validity checks on OTT notifications . This was on the basis that the correct notification of an OTT should be the responsibility of the opter.
We responded to an FCA consultation on proposals to combat greenwashing by introducing new sustainability 'labels' that funds can apply for where they meet certain criteria.
A DLUHC consultation on the scope and form of the Building Safety Levy. BPF response highlights the case for rental development exclusions.
The BPF's response to the UK Government's consultation on the reforms to national planning policy through the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill and associated changes to the National Planning Policy Framework.
The British Property Federation's submission to Jeremy Hunt MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, ahead of the March Spring Budget.
The British Property Federation's response to the HM Treasury and Financial Conduct Authority's consultations on Packages Retail Investment and Insurance Products (PRIIPs).
A DLUHC consultation on service charge requirements, so that the costs of the new building safety regime are transparent to leaseholders.
Our response to the Bank of England’s consultation on the implementation of Basel 3.1 – which will have some implications for lending against real estate - including the introduction of a new prudent valuation metric and changes to risk weightings for some real estate lending.
In our response to the DLUHC consultation, we have made the case that any planning fee increase must lead to additional resources for planning departments to unlock development and wider economic growth.
Our response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA’s) Discussion Paper 23/1: Finance for positive sustainable change, asking for views on sustainability-related governance, incentives and competence in regulated firms.
