🚨🆕 Britain’s modular homebuilders, backed by public opinion, are calling for a green revolution to tackle the housing & climate crises. Our report ‘Green Shoots: The Future of UK Housebuilding’ outlines public demand for greener, energy-efficient homes: bit.ly/3QL5Ndi

Earlier this week, we attended @BuildingNews's Building the Future Commission Conference. Great to hear the Commission call for boosting MMC uptake, better resourcing in the planning system, and a joined-up net zero strategy for building.

Great to see our @CITB_UK Levy recommendation adopted by the APPG for SME Housebuilders in their new report on finance (an excellent overview of the challenges faced by smaller builders). This is a practical solution that would reduce unnecessary costs for #modular providers

👷‍♀️ Modular sidesteps construction's labour shortage by building homes with 50% fewer workers and <10% of the skilled trades needed to build traditionally. We can only build the homes we need if we build with modular. See our report w/ @sharingingrowth: bit.ly/3Zg0Qds

🚶 Our report w/ @sharingingrowth shows that 500k construction workers will retire in the next decade. 🎓 11,000 apprenticeships were completed in construction last year – just 1/5 of what's needed to replace retirees, causing vacancies to rise. Read: bit.ly/3Zg0Qds

Our latest report (w/ @sharingingrowth) highlights modular housing's essential role in bringing more brilliant people like @TopHatIO's Shanae and Gavin into the housing industry to sidestep a major labour crisis. Read more: bit.ly/3Zg0Qds

👷 Our new report w/ @sharingingrowth shows that construction’s aging workforce will need to recruit an extra 950,000 workers by 2030 just to deliver government pledges – including 137,000 to meet the housebuilding target. Read more: bit.ly/3Zg0Qds

🚨 The UK is faced with major construction labour shortages. Our new report w/ @sharingingrowth 'Who Will Be The Builders?: Modular's Solution to the Housing Labour Crisis' shows how modular is crucial for keeping housebuilding on track. Read more: bit.ly/3Zg0Qds

Housing is more unaffordable now than at any time in the last half century. It's been this way for nearly 20 years. Why? In part, because housebuilding rates are at a historic low. We need politicians to act now to ramp up the supply of new homes and make housing their priority.