Land Hero

13/06/2026

Bruh !!

13/06/2026

10/06/2026

What could you earn from a photo …

5 pictures, £5 …

03/06/2026

Good news, home ownership is still affordable! You just need 7.6 people to buy it together.

Did you know that average house prices are now around 7.6 times average earnings? Which means if you’re a single parent looking to buy a home you could find another 6 adults to share the house with to make it very affordable!

Ridiculous? Yes, yet that’s what the maths is suggesting.

The gap between incomes and house prices has grown so wide in previous years to know that many full-time working people are being priced out of the market and the possibility of ownership altogether. Many single parents in particular are finding it increasingly difficult to provide appropriate and comfortable shelter for their children.

That’s why at the UK Single Family Housing Conference brought together important conversations between investors, developers, housing providers, operators and industry leaders to discuss the challenges of housing supply, planning reform, affordability, land availability and the future of residential development. All these discussions are vital in addressing the increasing need for affordable housing in the UK and helping to in future minimise the adverse effects of high housing prices such as increased homelessness and poverty rates.

It’s all about creating housing solutions that work for the people trying to live with them, because ‘just find another six people’ isn’t a housing strategy.



Reference -https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/housing/bulletins/housingaffordabilityinenglandandwales/2025

21/04/2026

Security shutting us down at Westminster!

10/04/2026

As money get’s tighter, what’s your ?!

30/03/2026

Do you have a son or daughter at university in Leeds?? Triple points redeemed for cash to spot empty properties during April !! 🐰 👀 💰

20/03/2026

We're really pleased to share that Land Hero has been nominated for the Global PropTech Awards next Tuesday for the Sustainability Award.

This recognition means a lot to us at Land Hero. We have always focused on building solutions that not only identify unused buildings, but also support more sustainable outcomes across the industry.

We're grateful to be part of that conversation alongside so many others, and it's encouraging to see sustainability continuing to take centre stage in PropTech.

Looking forward to the event and thank you to London PropTech Show for this opportunity.

12/03/2026

Why Urban Stewardship Matters more then Rural Stewardship, Celebrating our Land Heroes During National Empty Homes Week.

When we talk about caring for land, most people picture sweeping rural landscapes, forests, fields, rolling hills, and conservation of nature far from the chaos of cities. But what about the land right where most of us live, work and build communities? What about the empty homes, neglected plots and under-utilised spaces within our cities?

Cities are living ecosystems of their own, they house families, small businesses and community life. When homes sit empty for years, they become more than just vacant buildings, they become lost opportunity. Every unused home is a space that could provide shelter, community stability, economic opportunity and pride of place

Our Land Heroes are urbanists, people dedicated to improving the places where most of us live. Smart sustainable land care…

- Revitalises neighbourhoods
- Reduces blight and crime
- Increases affordable housing options
- Supports local businesses
- Preserves community character

Turning neglected spaces into vibrant places requires the collaboration of local councils, architects, residents, landowners and charities. It isn’t about diminishing the importance of rural protection but about recognising that our cities are fundamental to our social, economic and cultural wellbeing.

This National Empty Homes Week…
Let’s appreciate the urbanists who see potential where others see vacancy. The people who find opportunity in overlooked places and shine a light on the UK’s empty and derelict buildings.

10/03/2026

The Comeback of the City: Why Urban Renewal is Reshaping Communities...

Cities are constantly evolving, but when neighbourhoods decline due to economic shifts, ageing infrastructure or population changes, they can lose their vibrancy, identity and value.

Urban revival is an approach to regenerating declining urban areas by combining physical improvements, economic development, community engagement and cultural preservation. When done well, it can transform struggling neighbourhoods into thriving, sustainable communities while increasing long term investment potential.

As Land Heroes, identifying these properties is essential in supporting the idea of urban revival and spreading awareness about the impacts of turning empty buildings into community assets this National Empty Homes Week!

Click here to read the full article: https://landhero.org/blog/what-is-urban-revival