License property developers to stop speculators, says Zogolovitch

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Trading consented land has become a disease, warns architect and developer

A leading architect and developer has called for property developers to be licensed to weed out speculators.

Roger Zogolovitch labelled the trading of land with planning consent a “disease” and said only developers who actually built things should be licensed.

The co-founder of architect CZWG and founder of developer Solidspace, told a roundtable discussion in London that allowing speculators to trade consented sites was eroding trust between developers and local communities.

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