Llanmoor Homes is supporting the Home Builders Federation’s campaign to change perceptions of new-build housing and wants government to recognise the sector’s financial and community contributions as Wales faces a shortfall of homes.
Llanmoor highlights the wider community benefits of new-build development and backs the Home Builders Federation Power to Move campaign.
In 2025/26 Wales saw 5,159 new homes delivered, which the developer says generated £1.1 billion of economic activity and funded local infrastructure and affordable housing.
Llanmoor currently has multiple active and planned sites across Wales, including a 1,950-home scheme in Swansea and approvals or progress on several other large projects.
# What happened Llanmoor Homes, a Welsh housebuilder with more than 5,000 homes built in South Wales over 60 years, has urged the Welsh Government to publicly recognise the value of new-build homes. The company is supporting the Home Builders Federation's Power to Move campaign, which aims to shift public and policymaker perceptions about new homes sold on the open market.
# Why Llanmoor is calling for change
# Numbers cited by the developer Llanmoor and the campaign point to 2025/26 delivery and investment figures across Wales:
The Welsh Government estimates an additional 8,700 homes are needed each year until 2030 to meet demand.
# Where Llanmoor is building now The company lists several active or approved projects across Wales:
Llanmoor asks policymakers at local and national levels to:
# Practical implications for policymakers and communities
# What remains unresolved
# Bottom line Llanmoor is making a case that new-build private housing delivers measurable community and economic benefits and wants the Welsh Government to recognise and work with builders to address Wales' shortfall of homes. The company's active pipeline demonstrates how it expects to contribute if policy and public sentiment align with that view.
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