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K Housebuilders: Feedback from hosting Molior’s Sam Long
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K Housebuilders: Feedback from hosting Molior’s Sam Long
J P M O R G A N Europe Equity Research
16 July 2026
K Housebuilders
Feedback from hosting Molior’s Sam Long
This afternoon we hosted Molior’s Sam Long to discuss the challenges and European Building & Construction
opportunities of the London housing market and the key bottlenecks preventing the and Infrastructure
capital from unlocking housebuilding in a meaningful way. We present our detailed Zaim Beekawa AC
feedback below. In our view, the key take-aways were: 1) Molior believes the (44-20) 7134-4175
housebuilding industry in London has been affected by rising build costs for both zaim.beekawa@jpmorgan.com
materials and labour and an increased regulatory burden on both developers and J.P. Morgan Securities plc
investors in buy-to-let properties; 2) There is a clear opportunity emerging for Elodie Rall
large-scale investors, given the challenges facing smaller landlords, although even (44-20) 7134-5911
elodie.rall@jpmorgan.com
larger players still face higher costs; 3)The government’s recent proposals could J.P. Morgan Securities plc
be helpful, given the size of the stamp duty burden on a typical property purchase Jamie Smallbone
in London, however, this is not an automatic win as buyers are cautious regarding (44-20) 3493-7015
ongoing costs; 4) The recent emergency measures announced by the government, jamie.smallbone@jpmorgan.com
lowering affordable housing requirements in London, are helpful but insufficient; J.P. Morgan Securities plc
5) London’s housing targets are regarded as entirely aspirational; 6) The Manshi Sinha
construction workforce is not sufficient for the government’s housing targets in the (91-22) 6157 5111
UK or in London. manshi.sinha@jpmchase.com
J.P. Morgan India Private Limited
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