Custom and Self Build Market Report 2024/25

NaCSBA’s Custom and Self Build Market Report is the annual source for insight and data into the sector, and is essential for anyone conducting business in the custom and self build sector. Scroll down for details of contents of the 2024/25 Market Report.

The 3rd edition of the Custom and Self Build Market Report will ensure your business is empowered to make the right decisions for growth, to capitalise on this expanding market.

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Custom and Self Build Market Report 2024/25

The report sets out the current legislative, policy and guidance that frames custom and self build delivery in England, and the rest of the UK, as well as the policy priorities for NaCBSA. For example, NaCSBA continues to press the case for owner commissioned homes, both with government and industry but also wider organisations and issues that impact practice, such as the Competition and Markets Authority’ review into housebuilding and Biodiversity Net Gain.

It offers insight with reviews of processes and activity that enlightens practice, such as recent planning appeals around custom and self build registers and a review of Graven Hill’s first ten years, with lessons that support the scaling up of custom and self build. The report also offers a detailed look at custom build models and definitions.

With regards to data it shares analysis of new research, including the aspirations and expectations of those looking to build, data around the Right to Build registers, the economic and energy benefits of building an owner-commissioned home (as opposed to typical market-built housing) and NaCSBA’s own Business Confidence Survey.

Setting the scene

Welcome
Foreword
Executive summary
List of NaCSBA members

Government policy

National Policy to 2024
The Labour Government
Legislation- Updating the Right to Build
Across The UK
Policy – Wider Priorities

Market insight

Successful appeals in favour of self build and custom housebuilding
A case in point custom and self build housing delivery – a percentage policy case study
Planning appeals: lessons from the data

Data Analysis

NSBRC/NaCSBA market survey
Consumer ttitudes to new housing options
Attitudes to custom build survey
CSB Market size survey
Business Confidence Survey