All articles by Daniel Gayne – Page 19
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In Focus‘The government’s pro-development agenda is really helpful overall’: HBF CEO Neil Jefferson on delivering through economic turbulence
With an announcement every week from the housing ministry, it must be difficult for HBF chief Neil Jefferson to keep up. Daniel Gayne catches up with him to discuss the latest on planning, building safety and the world economy
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NewsSouthern Housing lost £36m due to collapse of contractor Henley Construct
Administrators do not anticipates payments to be made to non-preferential unsecured creditors
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NewsScottish property lobby warns proposed rent controls could stifle build-to-rent
Housing bill heads for second reading next week
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NewsAnchor appoints Accent COO as new director of property and assets
Appointment comes after later living specialist was placed under investigation by regulator
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NewsBarratt Redrow forward sales drop but firm sticks with housebuilding targets for year
Trump tariffs could benefit housebuilder if interest rates fall, says analyst
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NewsHUB gets green light for office-to-residential conversion scheme in the City
Co-living development to deliver 277 units as well as public amenities
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NewsGovernment announces extra £21.1m for alarm systems and extends Waking Watch Replacement Fund
Use of costly waking watch schemes has been widespread since Grenfell
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NewsClarion renews £3bn debt instrument to fund sustainable investments
£993m-turnover housing association launches Euro Medium Term Note Programme
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NewsHomes England buys 34ha to create its largest housing site in the North
Up to 4,200 homes could be built in extension to Warrington
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NewsLondon mayor calls in another student accommodation-led scheme
Archway Campus had been recommended for rejection
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NewsRegulator issues warning over risks of lease-based provision of specialised supported housing
Providers in sub-sector engaged in financially risky practices, says RSH
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NewsFinancing affordable housing ‘impossible’ in London, says CEO of homelessness non-profit forced to close
Capital Letters, owned by a group of London councils, was set up to tackle homelessness but is set to shut down at the end of the year
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NewsWates chief says sector ‘only in foothills’ of decarbonisation market opportunity
Firm now provides services for roughly one in seven social homes in England after acquisition last year
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In FocusA distinct culture but familiar dilemmas: Spotlight on Scotland’s social housing sector
In the first in a new series looking at the social housing landscape in the devolved nations, Daniel Gayne sits down with leading figures from the Scottish sector to discuss the key trends and challenges north of the border
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NewsBuilding Safety Regulator losing half its time setting up inter-organisation groups, says minister
Alex Norris says regulatory delays must be brought down but process should ‘feel onerous’
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NewsUK house prices drop again in March, Halifax HPI shows
Second month of decline follows growth in January
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NewsNorthern housing associations call for £1.4bn fund for regeneration
Lates Northern Housing Monitor outlines state of housing in the region
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NewsPlatform’s chief finance officer to step down
Rosemary Farrar to remain in post until replacement found
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NewsMHCLG did not do impact assessment of Building Safety Levy’s affect on affordable delivery, MPs told
Permanent secretary at department also tells PAC that delay to levy won’t increase cost to government