All Housing Delivery articles – Page 53
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NewsWarrington Council gives go ahead for 900-home scheme
Developers will demolish Cockhedge Shopping Park and a council office building called New Town House to regenerate the Warrington town centre site
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CommentOur housing crisis must not be ignored by the new PM
If either Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak want to solve the housing crisis they need to raise their ambitions, says Kush Rawal, director of residential investment at SO Resi
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NewsNew-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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NewsHaringey council appoints designer for Broadwater Farm estate refurb
Tottenham blocks found to be structurally unsound in tests carried out in wake of the Grenfell Tower fire
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CommentWhat 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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CommentSocial housing providers are hamstrung in their efforts to make homes more sustainable
Planning policy and high retrofit costs are holding providers back from delivering more sustainble homes, says Jonathan Pearson from Residentially
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NewsCala Group to add 1,300 homes to pipeline with Cotswolds expansion
Cala will grow its former Midlands operating area to include Wiltshire, Vale of White Horse and Oxfordshire
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NewsSovereign 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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NewsG15 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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CommentWhat 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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NewsGovernment 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 FocusLeading 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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NewsMacquarie’s £1bn BTR company gets green light for 550-home scheme
Goodstone Living wins approval for BTR scheme in Digbeth, Birmingham
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NewsKingspan half-year turnover smashes €4bn barrier for the first time
Products firm reports record revenue
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NewsNorthern housing associations launch £2bn offsite framework
Four year, 10,000 homes per annum deal set to go live this December
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NewsAllison Homes aims to grow four-fold after re-financing
Re-branded Larkfleet business secures £120m backing from bankers
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CommentThe green belt is strangling the life out of planning
The ‘green belt’ concept is misunderstood, polarising and toxic and needs to be reimagined for the 21st century, argues Samuel Stafford
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NewsPlatform reports drop in housing completions
Midlands housing association says ongoing cost inflation may hit scale of already downgraded development programme
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NewsPlaces for People appoints former Crest director as first ever COO
Executive director for development Scott Black has been promoted to chief operating officer at 220,000-home housing association
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NewsPersimmon reports drop in completions amid planning ‘complexity’
Housebuilder says it still expects to hit its target of building 14,500 to 15,000 homes this year despite 10% drop in development