All Housing articles – Page 10
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Galliard Homes posts £13m loss after building safety work hit
Husebuilder recognises £39.6m of ‘exceptional provisions’ mainly for remediation work
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Southern warns of potential cost-cutting as sales revenue delayed due to contractor failure
Newly merged 78,000-home association posted just £3m in sales income in first half of the year
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Great Places build target ‘at risk’ due to delays
25,000-home housing association appoints former Yorkshire Housing boss as chair
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Comment
Far from being under threat, the green belt is actually growing
We must loudly and repeatedly explain that the green belt is a tool for managing growth, not a kitemark of quality, writes Paul Smith
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Aster Group development drops 22%
36,000-home housing association posts lower surplus as former Wates executive takes over as chair
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The King’s Speech was a deep disappointment for the housing sector
Tuesday was an opportunity for the government to affirm housing’s role in a prosperous society. It came up short, writes Geeta Nanda.
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Gentoo hires new human resources executive director
Susan Fulton has taken on the newly-created role at the Sunderland-based housing association
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HUB to convert former commercial City building into 300 homes
Developer and investor Bridges Fund Management acquires Aldgate building
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Taylor Wimpey profit ‘at upper end of forecasts’ after year of cost-cutting
Housebuilder expects to build 10,500 homes this year as analysts more optimistic about market
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Bermondsey 725-home tower plan gets planning approval
Scheme to be built close to Millwall’s football ground
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L&Q’s completions down 37% as it reins in spending and focuses on existing stock
Giant association deleverages as it eyes 50% cut in capital expenditure by 2026
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In Focus
A new and anti-loneliness model for later living: How a charity connects older residents with the community
This modern take on the traditional almshouse is intended to reduce loneliness and isolation.Could it tempt older people out of their family homes?
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Housebuilding falls to lowest level since covid-19 lockdown, says NHBC
The last time new registrations for the NHBC’s 10-year warranty dropped to around 20,000 was in the second quarter of 2020
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Persimmon brings in new chief finance officer from Galliford Try
Galliford Try finance director Andrew Duxbury is leaving the firm after nearly 12 years with the business to join Persimmon. He begain working for Galliford Try in 2012, moving from accountant PwC to take up a role at Linden Homes, then owned by Galliford Try, before becoming its group finance ...
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Sovereign Network and Hill form investment vehicle to regenerate urban brownfield sites
New company will target regeneration sites beginning with two estates in Basingstoke
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Persimmon completions drop by a third as headcount to reduce by 700
But housebuilder says operating profit for full year will be “in line with expectations”
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Comment
The three main parties have targets of 300,000 homes a year or more – but how serious are they?
Labour, Conservatives and the Lib Dems have all announced ambitious goals, but how can they be met? asks Barratt boss David Thomas
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Kingspan predicts record full-year profit of around £750m
UK market has weakened this year, says materials firm
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L&G Modular reports £120m pre-tax loss for 2022
Firm reveals extent of losses last year as it winds down its operations
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A2 Dominion changes executive team structure in drive to improve resident services
The London housing association will not increase its housebuilding programme, in order to focus on improving its existing services