All housing delivery articles – Page 2
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CommentIt’s time to get shared ownership right
In the past we have not always paid enough attention to shared ownership customers’ requirements. As it increasingly becomes the only viable route on to the housing ladder for many, we must do better, argues David Orr
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NewsBuild to rent starts and completions fall sharply in the last year
Latest data from BPF and Savills show London starts down 80% in 2023 so far
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NewsContractor faces £2m hit if Ilke Homes collapses
Tamdown was working on two jobs for the troubled housebuilder
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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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NewsPrince William aims to build social housing on 130,000-acre Duchy estate
Prince of Wales said he plans to start small and scale up the social housing if it’s “sustainable”
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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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NewsTaylor Wimpey tests zero carbon tech in five-home pilot
Each of the houses built on a site in Suffolk will be used to trial different technologies
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NewsPeel L&P puts in plans for two Salford projects
The two new neighbourhoods will deliver up 750 homes
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NewsGleeson Homes appoints group construction director
Darren Howell comes to Gleeson from Taylor Wimpey North West
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NewsPrivate sector starts drop 49% in first quarter of the year
NHBC stats show overall number of new homes registered falls 40% year-on-year in wake of mini budget turmoil
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In FocusHow to make a garden community successful
Delegates at a Building Garden Communities conference at the RIBA last week heard from five expert panels on how to make a garden community successful. Below are the top five take-aways Housing Today has picked out from the day
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NewsCountryside to build £25m extra care scheme for Anchor
Vistry-owned partnerships housebuilder will construct 104 units on Stockport site
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NewsBuild-to-rent growth slows in the first quarter of this year
Growth of build to rent sector now twice as fast in the regions as in London
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NewsPersimmon wins 1,435-home permission in Devon new town
Housebuilder wins approval from East Devon council for expansion of Cranbrook new town
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NewsLondon Square given green light for 253 homes in Wandsworth
The homes are the last phase of 839-home Springfield Village masterplan in London borough
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NewsPersimmon joins £70m investment into modular housebuilder TopHat
Insurance firm Aviva also among the existing and new shareholders to back the MMC start-up
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NewsBlueprint wins planning for Trent Basin scheme
Developer will build 111 new homes on river’s north bank in Nottingham
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In FocusHow to get the green light for brownfield
With planning changes on the way, the government is making a renewed push to stimulate development on brownfield sites over greenfield land. But imposing such a shift is not that easy, as Emily Twinch reports
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NewsWhitbread plans 28-storey Bristol student and co-living tower scheme
The project for two buildings to replace a Premier Inn would be Bristol’s tallest structure if built
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NewsYorkshire housebuilder secures £10m expansion funding
Newett Homes targeting delivery of 400 homes a year following investment from BGF