All housing association articles – Page 11
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Rent cap plan would cost landlords £7bn over five years
Impact assessment of government proposal to limit affordable rent increases shows hit to social housing providers
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Landlords ‘concerned’ as government publishes plan to cap rent rises at 5%
Housing secretary says government must protect most vulnerable households but alarm is raised over £7bn hit to finances
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Clarion housing arm gets permission for 212-home scheme in Twickenham
Latimer will demolish ex-Richmond upon Thames College buildings for sustainable mixed-tenure scheme
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New-build cost increases running well above inflation
Housing association trade body boss says new research shows sector is under ‘huge’ pressure
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Peaks & Plains plans 500 homes after securing £102.5m funding deal
Macclesfield-based housing association agrees re-financing deal with Aviva Investors and Barclays
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Comment
What are the key lessons from Hyde cladding judgment?
Last month’s victory for Hyde subsidiary, Martlet Homes, over contractor Mulalley, has big implications for organisations grappling with post-Grenfell fire safety rememdiation work, writes Tim Hillier
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Thirteen and Your Housing announce new CEOs
Home Group exec director poached to be Thirteen’s new chief exec
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Sovereign sees housing delivery numbers drop
South-west based HA reports sharp fall in housing completions in first quarter of financial year
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G15 housing starts fall as supply chain pressures bite
Fewer starts on site in 2021/22 for major London associations even though previous year was affected by pandemic
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Comment
What might a fair affordable rent settlement look like?
If rents are prevented from rising with inflation next year, as is now expected, social landlords must be permitted to claw money back at a later date, or investment will be hit, says Paul Hackett
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Government to propose major cut to rent rises for affordable housing
Consultation due shortly on limiting 2023/24 rents to help struggling tenants, in move expected to hit development
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In Focus
Leading the pack: an interview with L&Q’s Fiona Fletcher-Smith
The boss of the UK’s largest housing association developer L&Q talks to Carl Brown about net zero, her frustrations with government and plans for expansion in the north west
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Platform reports drop in housing completions
Midlands housing association says ongoing cost inflation may hit scale of already downgraded development programme
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Birmingham council gives 137-home Anchor and McCarthy Stone scheme the green light
The redevelopment of the former Royal Works site in Sutton Coldfield will be the fifth project undertaken by the joint venture
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North east housing heavyweight wins CIH vice presidential election
Former association CEO Jill Haley will become president of 17,000-member organisation next year
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Moat misses build target but revenue rises
South east-based social landlord reports £181m turnover but feels impact of labour and materials squeeze
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Metropolitan Thames Valley’s surplus falls 33% following tower block fire costs
57,000-home housing association’s balance sheet hit by multiple factors, including increased operating costs and a fall in home sales
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L&Q boosts completions 29%
Housing association increases delivery again after building a sector record 4,000 homes last year
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Clarion reports turnover increase despite cyber attack hampering update
Social housing giant unable to give June figures because of IT disruption
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Optivo and Southern merger designate board announced
Sir Peter Dixon would be the chair of the new 77,000-home social landlord