All Housing articles
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In FocusTop 50 Housebuilders 2025: searching for signs of hope
The last year has dashed hopes of a rapid return to growth with the Labour government’s housebuilding programme. Joey Gardiner assesses which firms have managed to navigate choppy waters successfully, and whether the seas look any calmer ahead
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NewsPlans for nearly 1,000 homes submitted for £2bn York Central development
Plans for a large proportion of the first phase of the £2bn York Central development have been submitted for planning. The site is being developed by public-private partnership led by McLaren Property and Arlington Real Estate with Homes England and Network Rail, the 2,500-home mixed-use scheme on land around York ...
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Comment2026 is the test: will bold housing policy become real-world delivery?
Government has set the right tone on housing - but tone alone won’t build a single home. If 2026 is to move the dial on the national target, the sector needs clarity, commitment and the courage to follow through on the bold policies already announced, says EDAROTH’s Mark Powell
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NewsKhan calls in British Land’s 3,700-home Canada Water masterplan
Move follows council report conceding £4bn scheme can only provide 3% affordable housing
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NewsSecond phase of 1,300-home Leeds tower scheme in for planning
Developer Platform lodges reserved matters application for further 500 homes
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NewsEarls Court clears major planning hurdle as council approves one half of 4,000-home masterplan
The London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham signed off its section of the 44-acre scheme yesterday evening
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SponsoredHow the Future Homes and Building Standard impacts insulation
Formerly known as the FHS, the Future Homes and Building Standard is set for imminent release. Celotex explain how this impacts insulation choices.
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In Focus‘My heart is really in regeneration’: Cobalt CEO Claire Griffiths on her new role chairing 23-strong group of Liverpool HAs
Daniel Gayne spoke to the new chair of Liverpool City Region Housing Associations about repairs, development and the opportunity of devolution
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NewsRBKC removes Artelia from list of banned Grenfell companies
Decision comes after judicial review challenge settled out of court last month
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NewsBerkeley defends decision to cut affordable housing to 8% in controversial Peckham scheme
Planning Inspectorate launches eight days of hearings into 877-home Aylesham Centre redevelopment
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NewsHackney seeks contractor for 341-home regeneration scheme
Around 340 homes are planned on 10 infill sites on the De Beauvoir Estate
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NewsNew towns programme needs minister with ‘sufficient rank’ to ensure cross-departmental support
Lord Gascoigne says current setup not strong enough
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NewsGovernment and City Hall confirm two-year cut in affordable housing requirements from 35% to 20%
Long-awaited package of support to boost housebuilding in London also includes changes to design standards, relief from levies and changes to mayoral powers, in bid to increase density of schemes and improve viability
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NewsAnnounce cross-departmental housing delivery unit in budget, think tank urges Reeves
Radix Big Tent has submitted a suite of policy recommendations to the Treasury ahead of next month’s fiscal event
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NewsGentoo surplus drops due to £6m impairment charge
Balance sheet value of three towers now earmarked for demolition drops
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In FocusWill the expected London housebuilding package rescue the stalled development industry?
With one in six housing schemes in the capital on hold and demand at rock bottom, Joey Gardiner asks whether simply reducing expectations for affordable housing will be enough to get construction going again
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NewsRegulator grants gateway 2 approval for first volumetric scheme
Tide’s 23-storey student accomodation tower cleared to start construction after seven-month wait
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NewsGateshead Council seeks ‘final thoughts’ on 1,000-home waterfront plan
Scheme is part of wider regeneration that could deliver over 4,500 homes in total
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In FocusA hidden housing hurdle: How sewage treatment capacity is stalling 30,000 new homes - and why it could get much worse
A growing number of water companies are objecting to planning applications for homes on the basis that there is not enough local sewage treatment capacity to cope, writes Joey Gardiner.
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NewsHousing Forum appoints placemaking expert Alex Notay as chief executive
Membership body announces successor to long-time boss Shelagh Grant