All Housing articles
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NewsSector leaders welcome new towns announcement but warn of viability and infrastructure challenges
Calls for Homes England to step in and ‘de-risk’ 40%-affordable sites amid persistent construction cost hikes ...
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In FocusBriefing: How private landlord giant Grainger is preparing to ride the build-to-rent wave
Grainger has spent the past few years pivoting towards build-to-rent to take advantage of the burgeoning living markets sector. As the firm registers as a REIT in order to attract investment, chief executive Helen Gordon explains her strategy
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NewsThree new town schemes to begin this parliament, promises housing secretary
Steve Reed’s commitment comes as the government’s taskforce reveals its 12 recommendations for new town locations
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SponsoredBuilding homes that last: why social housing needs a long-term value shift
In conversation with Housing Today, Richard Weeks, programme and operations director at EDAROTH, explains why social housing must be appraised on long-term cost and performance rather than just upfront cost, and how digital innovation and modern methods can help deliver homes that last
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NewsRiverside picks Wates to deliver £72m retrofit scheme
Contractor to upgrade 3,064 homes across England over three years
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NewsVistry secures £50m grant boost from Homes England
Money forms part of £2bn AHP top up announced at spending review
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NewsNotting Hill Genesis accounts not ready in time for AGM
But G15 landlord hopeful it won’t miss statutory deadline for second successive year
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NewsLivin Housing appoints new chair alongside four new board members
The Durham-based landlord has restructured its non-executive team following the retirement of its former chair
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NewsWorthing Homes appoints new chair
Lou Taylor succeeds Chris Simpson at the West Sussex-based social landlord
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NewsTurnover up 13% as Great Places exceeds development target
Operating and pre-tax surpluses also rise
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NewsPublic inquiry into Berkeley’s controversial 877-home Peckham redevelopment set for 28 October
Appeal over redevelopment of Aylesham Centre brought by housebuilder amid concern over lack of affordable homes
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NewsSocial landlord voids drop to three-year low, says new report
But rent arrears and anti-social behaviour reports up amid cost-of-living pressures
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NewsRSH survey shows 11% of reported blocks have ‘life-critical’ fire safety defects in external walls
Seven in 10 of defective social housing towers are expected to be remediated within five years
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NewsDeveloper asks MHCLG to step in to unlock London scheme blocked by section 106 impasse
Barnet Council denies accusation of ‘inaction and procrastination’
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NewsPlans for 3,000-home tower scheme in Vauxhall to be submitted next month
Bmor and Cedarstone Capital’s proposals to be among tallest residential schemes in the UK
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NewsHousing 21 targets increased completions based on ‘stabilised’ construction market
Turnover and surplus up at 24,000-home provider
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NewsManchester’s 36,000-home local plan opens for feedback
The council aims to build 10,000 affordable units by 2032
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NewsSouthend council fails consumer standards with C3 grade
Regulator’s inspection finds electrical safety failings, more than 900 overdue repairs and poor data management across Essex council’s housing stock
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NewsLondon boroughs back £3 rent convergence rate to avoid significant cuts to housing services
Local authorities could have to slash spending by £269m over four years, according to research by the London Councils coalition