All Housing articles – Page 5
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NewsCouncils which adopt design guides should get more capital funding for social housing, report says
Policy Exchange report calls for new social housing boom which learns from ‘traumatic’ legacy of brutalist post-war estates
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NewsPlans in for 368-home scheme in north London
Proposals would see row of six towers built on slim site near Hendon Station
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NewsGovernment names six sites to receive New Homes Accelerator support
Programme established a year ago has sped up delivery of 36,000 homes so far, claims MHCLG
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NewsSage Homes records surge in profits and turnover after Sparrow sale
But results are not directly comparable to previous years, says finance chief
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NewsKey appointments at Gleeson Homes are ‘statement of intent’
Firm’s chief executive says changes are part of strategic initiative launched last year
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NewsHome Group reports increased turnover and surplus
Housing association delivers more than 1,400 new homes in the year
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NewsCouncil knew risk of £6m loan to wholly-owned housebuilder a year before collapse
The local authority sole shareholder of Lion Homes voted to liquidate it earlier this summer, writing off millions of public money
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NewsHyde Group acquires investment platform in drive to bring in institutional capital
Pinnacle Investment joins housing association as part of joint venture
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CommentSmall sites deserve big attention: why further planning reform is needed for SME developments
The system is still too slow, too unpredictable and too poorly resourced to support the scale of housing delivery identified by our new administration, says Paul Campbell, chief executive at Richborough
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NewsCambridge Housing Society names new chief
The present incumbent Stephen Hills is set to retire later this year
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In FocusThe housing sector was delighted with the spending review – but lack of transport investment could scupper its delivery in London
After setting out a vision for development centred on public transit links, the mayor of London came out of the spending review empty handed. Can London build 88,000 homes a year without new infrastructure? Daniel Gayne reports.
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NewsChurch Commissioners add almost 500 homes to Northallerton development plans
The first phase planning application was granted in 2023
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News‘Ambitious’ west of England landlord to join Places for People
Elim Housing merger prposals subject to ongoing consultation with customers
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SponsoredUnlocking potential: How EDAROTH and AtkinsRéalis are rethinking housing delivery with the small site aggregator
In a housing market dominated by large-scale developments, the UK is peppered with smaller, often overlooked sites that fail to fit the mould of traditional delivery models. These neglected garage plots, slivers of brownfield land and tucked-away industrial corners may only accommodate a few homes each, but collectively, they offer ...
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NewsParadigm’s annual completions down 21% but still on track to meet targets
Housing association completed 384 homes during the year
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NewsVita Group tables plans for co-living scheme at Glasgow’s Met Tower
Developer acquires landmark site following collapse of Bruntwood Scitech office scheme
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NewsPrivate new housing output up 1.5% in Q2, says ONS
But RICS residential survey reveals dent to confidence in July
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NewsVistry snaps up former Rugeley Power Station site with plans for 2,300 homes
Staffordshire land granted outline permission for 139-acre mixed-use scheme in 2020
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NewsRevenue and completions up at Persimmon but profit blunted by CMA payment
Voluntary contribution to affordable housing sees pre-tax profit remain steady in half-years