National House Building Council says new home registrations fell 13% annually in the third quarter
Summary
The National House Building Council said 26,231 new homes were registered in the third quarter of the year, down by 13% annually, The Independent and the Evening Standard reported on Monday 26 October. Both outlets headlined a 'critical point' for the housing industry as the fall in new home registrations was recorded.
Latest: The National House Building Council said 26,231 new homes were registered in the third quarter of the year, down by 13% annually, The Independent and the Evening Standard reported, both headlining a 'critical point' for the housing industry.
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How it unfolded
Monday 26 October
The National House Building Council said 26,231 new homes were registered in the third quarter of the year, down by 13% annually, The Independent and the Evening Standard reported, both headlining a 'critical point' for the housing industry.
Sunday 25 October
- 20:01Evening Standard‘Critical point’ for housing industry as fall in new home registrations recorded
- 20:01The Independent‘Critical point’ for housing industry as fall in new home registrations recorded