All Housing articles – Page 50
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NewsPlans for 700-home timber development unveiled
Developer Human Nature submits application for ‘largest timber development in the UK’
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CommentMinisters must intervene to stop a prolonged dip in affordable housing supply
It feels like we are on the cusp of a downturn in affordable housing delivery, but the government has the tools to prevent if from happening, argues Paul Hackett
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NewsSwan rescue talks ongoing as expected merger date passes
Discussions with lenders continue past target date for completion of Sanctuary’s takeover of MMC developer
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NewsHousing association appoints former Labour minister as chair
Housing association appoints former Labour minister as chair
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NewsBarratt subsidiary and Homes England get green light for 550-home scheme
Scheme overlooking the Plym Valley in Plymouth will include 60 later living units
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CommentPlanning overhaul will merely entrench the ‘no development’ status quo
The government’s proposed new national planning policy fails to provide for an adequate supply of homes and is a dereliction of duty, writes Paul Smith
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NewsGove gives housebuilders six weeks to sign cladding contract or face development ban
Housing secretary admits building safety guidance pre-Grenfell was “faulty” and “ambiguous”
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NewsClarion completions fall 21% under ‘cautious’ approach
Turnover and surplus drop reported in third quarter amid challenging economic conditions
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NewsPlaces for People sells luxury home developer to Octopus-owned housebuilder
Housing association to focus on affordable housing and regeneration
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CommentHow to prepare safety cases for residential buildings
Adelard shares its approach to building safety case assurances
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NewsOctopus seeks £300m from pension funds for affordable housing in 2023
Real estate investor announces strategy as it looks to attract £1bn over five years
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NewsPrivate rent rises in Scotland capped at 3% from April
Property investors welcome move to replace cost of living freeze with new limit
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NewsSwan takeover by Sanctuary step closer after loan breaches waived
Troubled Essex-based provider set to join giant landlord following financial and regulatory difficulties
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CommentWhat should a new ‘school of place’ look like?
Michael Gove’s backing for a new architecture school has drawn criticism but Ben Derbyshire believes it could also offer opportunities. Here he looks at what should be on its curriculum
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NewsPlans lodged for 6,500-home docklands scheme
Lendlease JV plans £3.5bn scheme at Silvertown with help from GLA, Homes England and Guinness
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NewsCrest Nicholson slows expansion plans as profit hit by £105m cladding charge
Housebuilder puts opening of third regional division on hold due to “macroeconomic uncertainty”.
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In FocusHow a focus on build-to-rent is helping Quintain regenerate Wembley
The firm’s chief executive James Saunders tells Dave Rogers what’s been going on at the site with the famous name and what’s next
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NewsTaylor Wimpey eyes £20m of cost-cutting as market conditions tighten
Housebuilder warns Gove’s planning policy overhaul will lead to shortfall in sites
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NewsRegulator to start piloting inspections as it gears up for new consumer role
RSH starts recruitment drive as it prepares to take on powers to inspect and fine landlords for failures
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NewsRegulator downgrades two housing associations
Two more providers receive reduced viability ratings