All Market articles – Page 73
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NewsUrban Splash modular homes win planning
Joint venture with Peel given permission for latest phase of Wirral Waters megaproject
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NewsKier’s housing business set for private equity buyer
Housebuilding arm was put up for sale last June as part of debt reduction measures
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NewsWates’ housing veteran retires after 40 years with group
Phil Sperring joined the contractor in 1979
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NewsRedrow revises Alton Estate plans in south-west London
Housebuilder forced to raise affordable housing quota after GLA response
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NewsHousing output falls for seventh month in a row
Construction industry hit across the board, but sector hopes more clarity on Brexit will deliver confidence boost
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NewsHousing specialist replaced on Grenfell Inquiry panel
Campaign group denounces loss of ‘community expertise’ with new appointee
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NewsPlanners call on government for ‘direction and resources’
Royal Town Planning Institute CEO calls for urgent action aorund funding
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NewsBovis in joint venture to build 800 homes in Cambridge
Housebuilder joins forces with housing association for Cambourne West scheme
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NewsQuintain wins approval for another 1,000-home Wembley scheme
Developer gets consent for latest phase of huge redevelopment at Wembley Park
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NewsHouses in pipeline down for first time since recession
Number of homes given planning permission fell in 2019, provisional data shows
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NewsTom Nicholson gets job on board at Crest
Former Linden Homes executive is working with ex-Linden Homes boss Peter Truscott
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NewsHome Builders' Federation defends rating system
Questions raised over Persimmon’s three and four-star scores despite serious construction failings
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News‘Boris bounce’ will be limited, say forecasters
RICS and Knight Frank predict overall house-price rise of just 2% in 2020
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NewsSpringfield wins permission for 3,000-home village
Work set to begin in autumn 2020 on £650m new community outside Stirling
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NewsMarket sale profits slump for housing associations
Rocky housing market causes profits to fall by nearly one-third, says social housing regulator report
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NewsReport: Persimmon in ‘systemic nationwide’ fire safety failure
Housebuilder Persimmon has routinely failed to properly install correct cavity barriers and firestopping on its timber frame properties, according to a damning independent report into build problems at the firm. The independent report, conducted by QC Stephanie Barwise, found that the failure to install correct cavity barriers was a ...
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NewsRICS launches new valuation process for residential towers
Service seeks to standardise valuations across high-risk housing stock
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NewsGovernment extends Future Homes Standard consultation
Extra month allowed for comments following problem with software
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NewsShares keep climbing on hopes of ‘Boris bounce’
Rises prompted by Friday’s Conservative victory continue amid predictions of 2020 house-price growth