House Building in UK Industrial Report 2014

The threat to the industry is the growing likelihood of an increase in interest rates, in turn leading to a rise in mortgage repayments. Mortgage lending rules are also being tightened as a consequence of the increasing risk of another housing bubble, making it harder for buyers to secure finances to purchase a home.

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Table of Content

Executive Summary

The market size
Figure 1: Development of housing construction activity in Great Britain, 2009-13
Figure 2: Segmentation of housing construction (Private and public build), 2013
Figure 3: Home ownership in UK, 2008-12
Market factors
The Funding for Lending Scheme withdrawn for mortgages from February 2014
Help To Buy Scheme will slow down over 2014
National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) has not been widely adopted by local authorities
Stamp Duty changes have pulled in a greater number of buyers within its highest tax band and could lead to a slowdown in transactions
Companies
Forecast
Figure 4: Forecast private housing output, 2014-18
Figure 5: Forecast public housing, 2014-18
What we think

Introduction

Definitions
Methodology
Abbreviations
Market positioning

UK Economy

Key points
UK economy
Inflation
Interest rates
House prices
Consumer spending

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Market Factors

Key points
Figure 6: Home ownership in UK, 2008-12
Figure 7: Residential property transactions in the UK, 2009-13
Figure 8: Residential property transactions in the UK graph, 2009-13
Figure 9: House type in total new housing builds in UK, 2009-13
Figure 10: House type in total new housing builds in UK graph, 2009-13

Market Size

Key points
Figure 11: Development of housing construction activity in Great Britain, 2009-13
Figure 12: Analysis of house building output, 2005-13

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