Publications

Publications

Fixing London’s Temporary Accommodation

Opportunity Areas_​Delivering homes and jobs in London

The Importance of Industrial and Logistical Land to London report

Who lives in Build to Rent London Edition June 2026

Cycle Parking Standards — BLDN Briefing Note

The Case for Private Investment into Affordable Housing

From Vacancy to Vitality: Repurposing London’s Secondary Offices for Housing

Kickstarting Growth — Supporting Local Authority Planning Resources in London

Who Lives in Build-to-Rent? London Edition Jan25

The case for a new town in London report

City Hall Developer

Who lives in Build to Rent? UK Edition

Place Commission Report May 2023

Who Lives in Build-to-Rent? 2023

Spring Budget 2023: our five calls to Government

BLDN DP9 Delivering affordable workspace in London:Update to Annex 1

Delivering Affordable Workspace in London

Who Lives in Build to Rent? 

The Case for Private Investment in Affordable Housing in London

Build To Rent Report London First

A snapshot analysis of twenty developments across London has found Build-to-Rent homes could help more Londoners find affordable, high-quality accommodation with additional amenities, playing its part in solving London’s housing crisis, by London First. 

Demand for commercial property in London — what does the future hold?

London First, in partnership with CBRE, releases a report looking at the post-pandemic future of the commercial property sector, focusing on office space, logistics, and retail.

Who Lives in Built to Rent?

November 2021: an analysis of Build-to-Rent occupancy across England

Land Fund #2: how the GLA could attract co-investment to help build more homes

Our new report with PwC highlights the potential of Greater London Authority (GLA) Land Fund to ramp-up housing delivery in the capital.

Who lives in Build-To-Rent?

This report, by London First, British Property Federation and United Kingdom Apartments Association (UKAA), is a snapshot analysis of ten developments across London, and the diverse nature of their residents.