All Housing articles – Page 3
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Rushanara Ali case shows why Renters’ Rights Bill needs careful handling
The new legislation has a laudable aim but it must not end up removing thousands of homes from the market for 12 months, warns David Smith
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Plans for 950 homes on Edinburgh brownfield site submitted
Summix Capital scheme intended to be 35% affordable
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Section 106 agreed on 2,400-home Renaker schemes in Manchester
Developer agrees £114m for affordable housing, but may not have to pay any of it
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Green light for 511-bed Elephant & Castle student block
Lambeth signs off on £3m payment in lieu of affordable rooms
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Housing market likely to ‘strengthen gradually’, says Nationwide
Index shows rate of house price growth inched up in July
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Chief of Welsh housing association to step down next year
Alan Brunt has led Bron Afon for eight years
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Nearly 900 homes get approved for first phase of Mayfield scheme in Manchester
Around 20% of rental apartment to be classed affordable
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Go ahead for 140-home refurb of listed former Masonic hospital in Hammersmith
Transformation of former Ravenscourt Park Hospital will also include a 65-bed care home and community space
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Grainger picks new chair designate
Simon Fraser appointed as non-executive director and will take over board leadership subject to election next year
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Moat appoints ex-Network chief as new board chair
Helen Evans will succeed Steve White in September
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One in three UK developers cutting back or pausing projects due to funding challenges, says survey
Interest rates and planning uncertainty top reasons behind jobs stalling
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Architects’ body unveils shortlist for affordable housing award
Schemes shortlisted for RIBA’s Neave Brown Award include cohousing developments, community-led infill and a contemporary almshouse
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Vistry expands shared ownership partnership with Heylo Housing
Following an initial pilot of 11 homes, the partners are making a further 35 homes available across three counties
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Becoming a first-time buyer is harder than ever. We need to talk about affordability…
There is a lot more the government and industry could do to help first-time buyers get on to the housing ladder, says Barratt Redrow CEO David Thomas
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Fresh £222m cladding safety hit plunges Taylor Wimpey to £92m loss
Defects discovered in past few months relate to cavity barriers behind brickwork and render
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Revenue and profit down at Cala Group after sale to private equity
Exceptional items, cost inflation and increased incentives needed to boost sales blamed as profit blunted
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Regulator makes three appointments to board of south London housing association
Appointments to Ash-Shahada board, which include ex-L&Q finance chief, intended to boost ‘capacity and capability’
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Housebuilding demand boosts brickmaker’s profits
Firm says increased demand from housebuilders behind rise
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Rapleys launches retrofitting service in response to new legislation
Division will work across residential and commercial sectors