All Housing articles – Page 98
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CommentAsk communities how they wish to live
Careful analysis of how society’s needs have changed should shape how we design housing developments in future, says Deborah Aplin
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CommentWhat the metro mayor elections tell us about the state of the housing crisis
Campaigning focuses on simplified messages about development, but politicians should be brave enough to explain the benefits of housebuilding, says Paul Smith
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CommentLord Best: ‘The fire safety scandal will not go away’
Government this week defeated the Lords’ amendment to protect leaseholders from cladding costs, now it must come up with a credible plan
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CommentA strategy to secure recovery and build a brighter future
Peabody’s mission is to help people make the most of their lives. We are laying new foundations this week, says its chair Bob Kerslake
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NewsWates nets second phase of 850-home Barking housing scheme
Job is the second won through council developer Be First’s £1bn framework
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NewsVistry raids Engie for new regional director
Appointment part of recruitment drive in the north west
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NewsCatalyst appoints four new directors
G15 housing association poaches directors from fellow registered providers Clarion, L Q and bpha
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In FocusStephen Kinsella: ‘These are natural conversations to have’
In the first of a two-part interview, Homes England’s chief land and development officer talks about where he thinks the organisation might be heading
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NewsHousing associations form retrofit partnership
Pact targets the upgrading of the associations’ combined 300,000 homes
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CommentHow can we get leverage on levelling up?
If we genuinely want improverished places to stop losing out social value has to be at the heart of all procurement decisions, says Ben Derbyshire
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NewsAbri announces contractors on £350m housing framework
Housing association plans to build 10,000 homes over the next decade
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NewsKhan sets out raft of housing pledges in election manifesto
London mayor eyes City Hall development arm to deliver affordable homes and “first refusal” on TfL sites suitable for housing
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CommentHousing associations face difficult trade offs
Inadequate government funding to improve fire safety means social landlords are having to scale back the number of homes they build and delay energy efficiency measures, says Paul Hackett
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NewsProposals for ‘net zero’ flats twice height of council plan approved
South London block reuses basement of former commercial unit to deliver 113 ’affordable’ homes
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NewsHill Group to build first homes for £500m Oxford campus
Housebuilder appointed development partner by Thomas White Oxford
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NewsSt Modwen teams up with Oxford college for 1,250-home scheme
Worcester plans include logistics space and new community facilities south west of city
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NewsGalliard launches later living venture
Firm has entered into a partnership with developer Probitas Developments and contractor O’Shea
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In FocusBrave, bold and ambitious: L&G steps up modular housing plans
After an apparent false start, Rosie Toogood says the firm’s ambition to transform the housebuilding industry by creating a superior product that can be delivered at scale is finally taking shape
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NewsPreston green-lights masterplan for 1,100 new homes
Bartle Village scheme will deliver 30% affordable housing and new transport infrastructure
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NewsL&G poaches Grainger and Savills execs for Suburban Build to Rent venture
Staff will join project to deliver 1,000 new family homes for rent a year