All housing associations articles – Page 5
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NewsAnchor insists it is on track with development despite missing targets
Older people’s housing specialist delivers just 17% of homes targeted in 2022/23 financial year
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NewsGresham House buy-out wins regulatory backing
Fund manager of ‘for profit’ landlord ReSI to be acquired by US private equity firm
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In FocusHousing association accounts 2022/23 coverage all in one place
The deadline for most housing associations to publish their annual accounts has now passed. Here are all our reports as the biggest developing providers revealed their figures from a year of difficult choices and rising costs
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NewsPartnerships contractor Real Group makes staff redundant
Founder confirms that regional subsidiaries are set to go into administration
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NewsGreat Places and MSV abandon merger plans
Manchester-based associations had been plotting 34,000-home tie up
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NewsRegulator warns social landlords to get on top of RAAC dangers
RSH tells affordable housing bosses they need to know if problem concrete present in their homes
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NewsHyde recruits former Homes England and BlackRock executives to board
Gordon More will head up the housing association’s investment committee, with Justin Brown also taking a seat on the committee
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NewsSage Homes built ‘record’ 3,447 affordable homes in 2022
For profit provider’s highest ever delivery figures still 15% below target as development hit by economic turmoil
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NewsThe Housing Forum calls for talks with Gove over second staircase ‘hiatus’
Body says decision to reduce height of second staircase mandate to 18m risks “significantly reducing” housing supply
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NewsNotting Hill Genesis defends decision not to rebuild evacuated modular block
Fire safety expert calls for “the whole lot to come down” as housing association spends £72m repairing Paragon Estate
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NewsAffordable homes funding overhauled as government misses programme target
Homes England will be able to fund replacement affordable homes for the first time amid deepening delivery challenges
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NewsHousing association build capacity 'cut by a third by borrowing cost hikes'
Analysis by L&G suggests traditional housing associations will be able to build 20,000 fewer homes per annum
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In FocusBursting at the seams: why 310,000 children are sharing beds with family members
The National Housing Federation recently published stark figures showing the extent of chronic overcrowding caused by a lack of affordable housing. Emily Twinch finds out what might be done about it
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NewsDevelopment by large London housing associations to fall by a third, G15 warns
Largest housing associations in the capital warn of drop off in development without support
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NewsNumber of homes owned by for-profit providers up 35%
FPRPs now own more than 28,150 affordable homes in England
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CommentWhy affordable housing delivery is facing significant structural change
The emergence of for-profit providers and cost pressures is leading to a drastic change in business drivers. But this offers opportunities as well as challenges, argues Richard Jones
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NewsGove lambasts social landlords for ‘neglecting’ tenants
Housing secretary denies government funding squeeze contributed to HAs’ lack of resident focus
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NewsEnglish Rural merges with Gloucester housing association
The £8.5m-turnover Surrey-based housing association now manages more than 1,500 homes
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NewsGalliford Try to muscle in to social housing new build sector
Contractor boss Bill Hocking says firm will bid for jobs with social landlords now non-compete clause with Vistry has expired