All Market articles – Page 91
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NewsAecom, PRP and Curtins on One Housing's four-year framework
Architects, structural and civil engineers, mechanical and electrical engineers and planning consultants among those given the houising association nod
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NewsTrade union accuses Labour council of ignoring social housing targets
GMB says Barking and Dagenham’s council homes policy is ‘way out of line’ with Labour Party goals
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NewsHouse prices fall in England for first time since 2012
Latest Nationwide House Price Index shows prices in London falling for seventh month in a row
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NewsGovernment to launch consultation over New Homes Ombudsman
Watchdog will champion build quality and the rights of home buyers
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NewsHousebuilders sign pledge to scrap 'doubling clauses' leaseholds
Among those signing is Taylor Wimpey, which spent £130m last year compensating leaseholders of homes it had built
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NewsMMC put at heart of London council’s £1.2bn framework
Islington ‘keen to promote the use of modern methods of construction where it can deliver benefits in value for money, quality and health’
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NewsTake part in Housing Today's 'Young people in construction' survey
We’re asking people under 30 to tell us what they think of working in the sector
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NewsProposed changes to energy efficiency test for homes welcomed
The Committee on Climate Change has recommended a much simpler test for assessing a newly-built home’s energy performance
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NewsNorwich council faces losing £12m after housing scheme called in
Council ‘very disappointed’ by the communities secretary’s decision following Historic England’s objections
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News£800m Fusion21 framework appointees named
Four-year deal features 45 contractors, half of which are SMEs
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NewsWill Bax takes CEO role at Retirement Villages Group
Former Grosvenor Group director takes the helm at retirement operation
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NewsGroups call for fire doorsets to be made offsite
Third-party certification also crucial to offer reassurance to residents in a post-Grenfell world
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NewsMSP amendments could bring Scottish planning system to its knees
Royal Town Planning Institute warns of crippling cost rises if changes to proposed planning bill go ahead
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NewsPersimmon launches 'snag' retention scheme for homebuyers
Housebuilder’s customers will be able to hold back an average of £3,600 to deal with snags
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NewsGovernment launches social housing safety group
Six-month pilot will see eight social landlords, plus residents, trial ways of communicating building safety news more effectively
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NewsWates stockpiles building materials as Brexit looms
Contractor storing supplies at site near Wembley Park housing development
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NewsBrentwood council agrees £1bn development JV with Morgan Sindall
Contractor’s investments arm will fund housebuilding programme for east London borough
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NewsOxford-Cambridge Arc housing plans slammed by countryside charity
Campaign for the Protection of Rural England says million-home project will have ‘devastating’ impact on environment
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NewsBuilding Regs 'need to be overhauled to accommodate MMC'
MPs told that in terms of the regulations modern methods of construction are ‘open to interpretation’