News – Page 185
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NewsLovell hires Berkeley regional MD for new land director role
Morgan Sindall’s partnerships housing arm seeking to boost number and size of mixed-tenure sites
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NewsHouse price growth slows as mortgage approvals drop to below pre-pandemic levels
Market expected to slow throughout the rest of the year
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NewsNatural England advice ‘overestimates new housing’s impact on nutrient pollution’
HBF urges councils to base nutrient neutrality figures on different criteria to those recommended by Natural England
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NewsCountryside rejects ‘unsolicited’ £1.5bn takeover bid as too low
Board of partnerships housebuilder says offer from US investor Inclusive Capital ‘undervalues’ the business
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NewsMount Anvil’s revamped 31-storey tower on Isle of Dogs set for green light
Five storeys added to estate-regeneration scheme centrepiece for Mount Anvil and One Housing
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NewsHomes England announces October deadline for Help to Buy applications
Earlier-than-expected 31 October cutoff ‘defies logic’, says HBF
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NewsHousing market ‘beginning to soften’ as more sellers cut prices, says Zoopla
Index shows drop in growth figures
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NewsSan Francisco-based ESG investor eyes £1.5bn takeover of Countryside
But housebuilder ‘not engaging’ with offer talks, says Inclusive Capital Partners
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NewsCrest announces shock departure of chief operating officer
Housebuilder says Tom Nicholson will not be replaced
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NewsOctopus hopes to invest £1bn in affordable housing within five years
Real estate investor reveals scale of ambition after acquiring for-profit RP from Suffolk housebuilder
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NewsStratford resi towers given green light
Two housing schemes drawn up by architects AHMM and Alison Brooks
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NewsVistry kicks off plan to return £35m to shareholders
Housebuilder starts share buyback programme due to ‘strong balance sheet’
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NewsPopulo Living’s Carpenters Estate regen plans approved
Notorious James Riley Point tower will be stripped back to its core and rebuilt to Passivhaus standard
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NewsTroubled Swan in further regulatory standard breach
Noted developing association found to have breached standard over fire safety, asbestos management and water safety.
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NewsAssociations’ development spend 35% below forecast as supply chain issues bite
Planning delays and labour and material shortages hit housing associations’ quarterly development spend, but 38% ‘catch-up’ expected over next 12 months
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NewsPlatform builds fewer homes than expected
46,000-home housing association development figure is 22% lower than its original target
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NewsMPs call for compulsory whole-life carbon assessments of developments
Committee also urges government to bring forward implementation fo the Future Homes Standard
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NewsHenry Boot housebuilding arm closes in on target six months early
Stonebridge Homes has already sold 93% of the homes expected for 2022 calendar year
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NewsChurch of England to set up major housing association
Bishop says Church wants to ’disrupt and challenge’ the housing market
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NewsHousing minister admits planners are facing resourcing difficulties
Stuart Andrew says garden communities have potential to deliver 320,000 new homes by 2050