Alex King is a Senior Editor at Huck Magazine. He specializes in themes related to construction and real estate, including commercial real estate, housing markets, and urban development, while also covering government and politics. Alex's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Bristol Cable, POLITICO Europe, and Investment Week.
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Alex King's coverage predominantly revolves around urban planning, government policies, housing, and environmental sustainability within the national context. He shows a keen interest in covering government announcements, press releases, private sector announcements, and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
If you are looking to reach out to Alex with pitches or commentary, consider offering insights related to significant changes in urban planning policies or regulations at both the local and national levels. Additionally, he may be interested in news regarding human resources & employment within the real estate industry that directly impacts urban planning and housing development.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Alex King’s coverage attributes but considering his articles' titles often refer to councils and local plans from various areas of UK (based on domain knowledge), it would be beneficial for sources or experts reaching out to have knowledge of UK-based urban planning practices and regulations.
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By: Alex King
Two councils whose housing land supplies have dropped by 19 per cent in the past year are among four local authorities that planning inspectors have in the past two weeks found unable to demonstrate the required five-year pipeline at appeal.
By: Alex King
Research by a planning consultancy that predicts the government will fall short of its 1.5 million-home Parliamentary housebuilding target by 660,000 homes and discussion of Andy Burnham’s housing and planning proposals lead today’s media round-up.
By: John Geoghegan, Alex King
We highlight key reaction from the planning and development sectors to the news that the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced his resignation with Andy Burnham, the new Labour MP for Makerfield, poised to replace him.
By: Alex King
An inspector has allowed a volume housebuilder’s outline proposals to build 380 homes on a greenfield site after siding with the developer in a dispute with a city council over the level of education contributions it should provide.
By: Alex King
A planning consultancy has hired a former city councillor as an associate planner and a senior planner from a regional housebuilder.
A chartered town planner has left his position as a director at a large planning consultancy to set up his own firm.
One of the country’s biggest housebuilders has hired a strategic land and planning manager from a land promoter to work in one of its regional offices.
By: Alex King
A High Court judge has dismissed a legal challenge lodged by two parties against the decision of the transport secretary to grant planning consent for a second runway at London Gatwick Airport, rejecting arguments that the minister had misinterpreted national policy and had failed to properly consider greenhouse gas and noise impacts.
By: Jo Smit, Alex King
A major listed housebuilder has launched a judicial review of an inspector’s refusal of its proposals for an 867-home shopping centre redevelopment, saying that the decision contained “fundamental legal errors”, including a failure to take account of a design brief for the site and of elements of national planning policy.
By: Alex King
An inspector has dismissed a land promoter’s outline plans for 95 homes in the open countryside despite the scheme’s “significant” economic and housing benefits, after concluding that the local authority could show the required five year housing land supply.
