All Wales articles
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NewsWelsh government opens consultation on updates to national development framework
Views sought on public engagement methods and national conversation themes
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NewsWelsh government extends three schemes to improve home ownership affordability
Trio of programmes will now run until 31 March 2027
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NewsWelsh government announces £17m for housing retrofit schemes
Social, private and off-grid homes to receive energy efficiency upgrades
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NewsWelsh government includes additional £20m for social homes in supplementary budget
But CIH Cymru warns total funding still falls short of what is needed to achieve 20,000-home goal
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NewsWelsh housing minister ‘determined to turn ambition into action’ as she confirms plan for devolved housebuilding agency
Siân Gwenllian sets out plans for Unnos, a statutory right to adequate housing and rent controls as priorities for new Senedd term
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NewsCardiff’s new regeneration strategy to focus on three most deprived neighbourhoods
Adamsdown & Splott, Butetown and Cardiff Bay, and Plasnewydd will be prioritised for redevelopment over next few years
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NewsWelsh government appoints new housing minister
Former BBC journalist Siân Gwenllian takes up local government, housing and planning portfolio
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NewsA new national development body, stronger renters’ rights and 20,000 social homes: What Plaid Cymru is pledging in Wales
Party is seeking to form a minority administration after winning 43 seats in the Senedd last week, six short of a majority
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In FocusKey talking points from CIH’s Tai 2026 conference
What will next week’s Senedd election mean for housing? Does Wales need a national development agency and a formal housing strategy? And does the sector have the skills to fuflfil the requirements of new legislation and standards? Alex Funk reports on the key issues raised at the Chartered Institute of ...
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NewsTai 2026: CIH Cymru urges government to invest in housing workforce ahead of Senedd election
New report raises concerns over how legislative changes and increased pressure to fulfil functions of other public services is impacting sector professionals
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NewsTai 2026: Homes England-style agency would benefit Wales, argues RP boss
Panel at CIH Tai conference discusses what an arm’s length development body would look like in Wales
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NewsWales’ tallest building gets green light
REAP 3’s 50-storey skyscraper will deliver 530 build-to-rent homes
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NewsWales passes post-Grenfell building safety legislation
New bill will apply to all shared residential buildings in Wales regardless of height
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NewsWelsh government announces further £31m for regeneration programme
Its ‘Transforming Towns’ programme supports projects spanning creative industries, leisure, transport and heritage
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NewsNew Welsh housing law pressures social landlords to assist councils with homelessness cases
The bill will also abolish priority need and intentional homelessness tests in favour of a more universal homelessness duty
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NewsWelsh government injects further £60m into housing delivery
Package includes £50m to reopen its transitional accommodation capital programme
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NewsWelsh government pumps £99m into social housing retrofit programme
Wales’ optimised retrofit programme has received more than £466m in funding since 2020
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NewsLinc and Pobl rebrand as Codi following merger
Pair officially takes on new identity after the name was picked in June 2025
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NewsWelsh sector bodies raise concerns over likely missed housing target following latest delivery figures
Government projected to fall 1,600 homes short of 20,000-home goal
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NewsCIH Cymru concerned over housing funding in Welsh draft budget
Membership body says indicative inflationary increase to overall housing and local government envelope ‘doesn’t reflect housing emergency’