New York Is Building. London Isn’t — And That Gap Is Starting to Matter

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London Property Digest, by Longrad

Longrad

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9 hours ago

Welcome to London Property Digest, your essential 10-minute audio recap for staying informed on London's property market. Whether you're an estate agent, an investor, or just curious about real estate, our bite-sized episodes deliver the latest news, trends, and insights in a quick and easy format.

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Weekly News Roundup: A swift summary of the top property stories from the past week.
Spotlight on Developments: An expert examination of noteworthy developments that deserve your attention.

Originally created to keep our team at Longrad sharp, we’re now sharing it with the wider community — offering you a fast, comprehensive London property update on the go.

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What to Expect:

Weekly News Roundup: A swift summary of the top property stories from the past week.
Spotlight on Developments: An expert examination of noteworthy developments that deserve your attention.

Originally created to keep our team at Longrad sharp, we’re now sharing it with the wider community — offering you a fast, comprehensive London property update on the go.

Business

New York Is Building. London Isn’t — And That Gap Is Starting to Matter

London Property Digest, by Longrad

4 minutes

2 weeks ago

New York Is Building. London Isn’t — And That Gap Is Starting to Matter

New York City is tackling its housing crisis head-on with the ambitious "City of Yes" initiative, aiming to create 80,000 new homes over the next 15 years. ([ny1.com](https://ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2024/12/05/city-council-approves-mayor-adams-city-of-yes-housing-plan?utm_source=openai)) Meanwhile, London faces a severe housing shortage, with only 31,000 new homes built in 2024/25 against a need for 88,000 annually. ([commonslibrary.parliament.uk](https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cdp-2025-0205/?utm_source=openai)) Join us as we explore how New York's proactive approach could offer valuable lessons for London's future.