Regions · Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire
Garden city heritage, commuter towns and Green Belt planning on London’s doorstep. What the county offers and who is hiring.
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Hertfordshire is where modern town planning began: Letchworth was the world’s first garden city and Welwyn Garden City followed, a legacy that still shapes the county’s identity and its development debates.
Today the market runs on residential work for London commuters, Green Belt planning and the steady renewal of its new towns and historic market towns like St Albans. Practices here sit close to the capital’s economy while keeping a county scale.
This hub gathers the live picture for Hertfordshire: who is hiring, which practices are growing, and the conversations shaping the county market right now.
- It invented the garden city
Letchworth was the world’s first garden city, and Welwyn followed: new town thinking started here.
- Residential rules
Commuter towns and Green Belt countryside make residential the county’s bread and butter.
- London is minutes away
Fast trains from several towns reach King’s Cross and Euston in under half an hour.
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