Future Homes and Buildings Standards: What Developers Need to Know

  UK developers have received the strongest indication yet that the Future Homes and Buildings Standard will go live in 2025, as planned. Reinforcing the government’s commitment to “improving the energy efficiency and reducing the carbon emissions of new homes and non-domestic buildings”, the Futu

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UK developers have received the strongest indication yet that the Future Homes and Buildings Standard will go live in 2025, as planned. Reinforcing the government’s commitment to “improving the energy efficiency and reducing the carbon emissions of new homes and non-domestic buildings”, the Future Homes and Buildings Standard is a proactive step towards creating more resilient, sustainable and liveable communities. It also represents a significant opportunity for the construction industry to advance its contribution to a more environmentally friendly future. 

To help developers implement the Future Homes and Buildings Standard in a future-proofed way that goes beyond just compliance, we’ve analysed the key implications of the legislation and identified key takeaways to make the process as smooth as possible. Our new report features:

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