All Housing articles – Page 59
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NewsRelaxed planning rules, deregulation and lowered stamp duty - what to look out for in the mini-budget
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to speak later this morning
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NewsGuinness builds less than half of targeted homes
64,000-home association becomes latest provider to repor development plan disruption due to supply chain issues and partners ‘re-profiling’ schemes
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NewsHomes England and Newstead Capital launch ‘innovative’ loan fund for SME housebuilders
Homes England aims to grow institutional investment fund to £1bn to build 5,000 new homes
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NewsSovereign CFO stands down
Tracey Barnes wil leave the 60,000-home association in November for ‘personal reasons’
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CommentTruss must boost retirement housing through planning changes and tax reform
Later living housing’s potential needs unlocking and the government has the key, argues John Tonkiss
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NewsNational retrofit scheme would benefit levelling up areas most, says IPPR
Think tank advocates £7bn a year investment in upgrading homes
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NewsClarion boosts surplus by 52%
Housing association income increased due to near doubling of open market sales turnover and sale of stock to other providers
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CommentHomes fit for a King: what housing advice will Charles III give to prime ministers?
Ben Derbyshire has seen King Charles’ passion for housing design and planning up close. Here he lists the areas on which the new monarch is likely to provide private advice to prime ministers
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NewsKwarteng expected to announce planning deregulation zone policy on Friday
More detail on Truss’ plan for new ‘Bournvilles’ set to be announced
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CommentTruss must pursue an ‘infrastructure first’ approach to speed up housing delivery
We need a more holistic, less adversarial planning system and Liz Truss’ support for deregulated investment zones may be a good start, writes Andrew Williams
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NewsDebt refinancing pushes Paradigm to loss as development targets missed
Collapse of contractor cited for shortfall in housing numbers
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CommentScarcity is spreading through the economy - and it might boost housing supply
From lab and distribution space, to reservoirs and energy, we don’t seem to have enough of anything and this might give impetus to the planning reform we need to boost housing, argues Paul Smith
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NewsGleeson profit hit by fire safety pledge costs
Strong house price growth and demand offsets inflation
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CommentNon-profit social landlords should not pay for rent cap
The government rent increase cap plan amounts to a tax on registered providers that will hit development and other vital works, warns Greg Campbell
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NewsRedrow targets downsizers and cash buyers to ride out inflation crisis
Housebuilder to focus on ‘’what it is good at’ and deliver four-bedroom detached homes
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NewsReSi signs £50m shared ownership deal with social impact developer HSPG
Gresham House-owned investment trust seeks to expand shared ownership portfolio
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NewsBradford council eyes 1,000-home city village after buying shopping centre
Council completes £15.5m of shopping centre site which it wants to use for housing
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CommentBoosting SME builders would have the biggest impact on housing delivery
The government must do much more to encourage smaller builders to contribute to delivery and making it easier for them to access land would be a good start, argues Richard Jones