All Housing Today articles in August 2024 – Page 4
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NewsCEO of Irish housing association officially becomes chair of CIH
John Hannigan officially appointed chair of governing body, succeeding Geraldine Howley
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NewsScottish regulator warns of ‘systemic failure’ to deliver homelessness services
The organisation says the last year has been the most challenging for social housing since the Scottish Housing Regulator was formed in 2012
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NewsCouncils being ‘set up to fail’ by new housing targets, says West Sussex local authority
Group leaders on Arun District Council blame developers sitting on permissions
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NewsNotting Hill Genesis re-lists bonds after late filing of accounts
Bonds worth £1.55bn now trading on the stock exchange again
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NewsNorth East Combined Authority and Homes England form strategic place partnership
NECA has signed an agreement to form a long-term partnership with the government’s housing and regeneration agency to help unlock local housing development
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NewsCitizen builds ‘record’ 703 new homes
The 32,000-home housing association’s turnover increases, but its surplus falls due to interest costs
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NewsSanctuary looking to sell 21 student accommodation schemes
Move to sell 5,600 beds intended to ’unlock’ new investment in existing stock
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CommentStarmer’s first 100 days: groundwork laid but now it’s time to deliver
The new Labour govermment has made a promising start, but will it provide the foundations needed for long-term reform? asks Gavin Smart
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InformationWebinar - Unlocking affordable housing delivery: Strategies, challenges, and opportunities
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NewsPlans submitted for 250 homes on former car factory site in Coventry
Proposals at Daimler factory include 250 homes
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NewsOperational living sectors could more than double in value by 2029, says BNP Paribas
Student accomodation, build to rent and later living could balloon over the next five years due to demographic shifts, according to new research
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NewsNotting Hill Genesis confirms £90m deficit in overdue financial accounts
The 67,000-home housing association’s accounts were late as it was reviewing one-off costs, most of which related to building safety