Planning consents have fallen by nearly a fifth since October, report finds

By Tom Lowe2023-02-17T07:00:00

Glenigan said number of schemes starting on site was now a third lower than 12 months ago

Project starts have nearly halved since October and stand a third lower than a year ago amid continuing economic disruption, according to new industry analysis.

Data provider Glenigan said the number of schemes starting on site had plummeted by 47% during the three months to the end of January compared to the preceding three months.

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