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Conroy Brook Ingbirchworth development wins top industry award

Ben Bailey begins work on major Swinton redevelopment project

Yorkshire economic growth opportunities & challenges conference

On the 5th June, prominent business and public sector leaders, including Conroy Brook's CEO Richard Conroy, will come together at the West Yorkshire Development Conference.

2017 housebuilding levels up 13% on last year’s figures

UK housebuilding levels are at their highest since the 2008 financial crash with 164,960 new homes being started in the year to June 2017, up 13% on last year’s figures.

The New Planning Permission Law

In last week's budget, Chancellor George Osborne stated that the English planning laws have made it impossible to build enough houses, and announced the introduction of measures to address this.

The Economic Significance of Housebuilding

The Home Builders Federation and Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners recently collaborated to deliver a report which outlines the economic footprint of house building, and its significance to the UK.

Help to Buy ISA to Boost First Time Buyers

One of the key measures announced in this year’s Budget from George Osborne was a specific ISA for first-time buyers, which will see the Government pay £50 for every £200 saved by the home buyer.

Increased Support for New House Building

According to a recent article from the Federation of Master Builders, public support for new house building is increasing and should be capitalised on to tackle the lack of housing available in the UK.

Stamp Duty Reform Brings Savings to Conroy Brook Customers

Major reforms to stamp duty, announced by the Chancellor George Osborne yesterday as part of the government’s Autumn statement, has been welcomed by Yorkshire housebuilder Conroy Brook.

7 Architectural Trends Shaping the Future of House-building

Award-winning property developer Conroy Brook is constantly looking at the latest trends in the world of residential architecture, how these trends are shaping the future of house-building, and how they could be applied to the new homes they are developing around Yorkshire.