All Housing articles – Page 58
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In Focus
Housing Champions Q&A: Holly Messenger, Mount Green
Holly Messenger, assistant director of growth and development at Mount Green Housing Association, talks about the need for social rented homes, crochet and the importance of outside space in new developments
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News
Affordable housing delivery shows partial recovery in 2021/22
Homes produced from Homes England-funded schemes remain well below pre-pandemic levels
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News
Starts and completions fall year-on-year in latest sign of development slowdown
Levelling Up department figures show 10.9% drop in completions, as minister insists 300k housing target achievable
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Comment
A house price slowdown amid rampant cost inflation will throw viability up in the air
An impending reversal of the usual ‘high price growth-low inflation’ environment will lead to housing developers having to rethink their approach. Richard Jones gives some tips on how the industry should react
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News
Countryside inks 2,500-home JV deal with Metropolitan Thames Valley
Completions in final phase of Clapham Park regen scheme expected in 2024
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NHF appoints education sector leader as new chair
Maggie Galliers to lead board of housing association trade body from September
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Wain Group increases profit 60% as it targets 1,800 homes a year
Warrington-based housebuilder eyes rapid expansion through land acquisition strategy
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Developer backed by Qatari sovereign wealth fund secures for-profit RP status
Get Living investors gain regulatory approval for affordable housing business
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News
Essex Council withdraws local plan and refuses L&G green belt scheme
New council leadership pledges to protect open space
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Comment
The rhetoric of planning reform has changed more than the substance
Michael Gove has artfully repositioned the government’s planning reforms, but more of his predecessor’s original vision remains then you might think, writes Paul Smith
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News
BPF warns private rent reforms could lead to lengthy disputes in court
Landlords body says investors in housing will “feel let down” if disagreements can’t be swiftly resolved
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Goldman Sachs-backed developer Riverstone hires new CEO
Luxury later living specialist aims to create £3bn portfolio
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News
The great local plan slowdown - 14 council areas where activity is on hold
Planning authorities are halting or revising their local plans due to policy uncertainty and Savills has put together a list of 14 that have put things on ice
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News
Long-awaited Homes England strategy delayed again
Revamp of quango’s mission pushed back until later this year due to levelling up bill
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News
Gove wants more funding for social housing
Housing secretary tells MPs he wants more affordable homes and accepts that requires investment
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L&G Capital appoints new head of housing investment
Legal & General Capital’s appointment Vanisha Thakrar has 13 years of real estate investment experience
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News
Urban & Civic appoints head of sustainability
Richard Quartermaine named as garden village developer’s head of sustainability
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Comment
Power in planning politics may be shifting too far towards anti-development groups
Localist measures in the levelling up and regeneration bill must not simply be a tool to placate those opposed to development, argues Matt Clarke
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News
Crest Nicholson posts £52m half-year loss due to cladding pledge costs
But housebuilder raises profit expectations for full year amid stronger sales