News – Page 336
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NewsNorwich social housing scheme wins Stirling Prize
London Bridge station redevelopment and Macallan Distillery among beaten schemes
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NewsCross-subsidy model ‘isn’t working’, says London mayor
Sadiq Khan says downturn presents opportunity for local councils to build more homes
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NewsHuge Greenwich scheme unveiled
Plans laid out for 1,500 homes and parks in sight of World Heritage Site
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NewsSheffield council to double housebuilding programme
Councillors due to approve plans for 3,100 homes next week
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NewsContractor confirmed for Peabody’s Clapham regen job
John Sisk Son to build £87m second phase of St John’s Hill Estate upgrade
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NewsSadie Morgan launches foundation for wellbeing in developments
dRMM director launches foundation to promote wellbeing in built environment
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NewsWeak London market hits Catalyst surplus
Housing association reports 45% drop in surplus amid “challenging sales market”
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NewsOver-65s warming to a bungalow life, survey finds
Older people say they like single-floor living and the ease of maintenance
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NewsSigma buys first London schemes
3,000-home private rented sector firm to develop in Havering and Barking
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NewsGalliford Try to build up to 100 homes in Havant
Contractor’s housing operation Drew Smith to build homes on site of building products firm’s factory
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NewsHouse price growth grinds to nine-year low
1.1% hike in September the lowest since April 2013, according to Halifax House Price Index
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NewsAssael Architecture co-living scheme gets planning nod
Practice designed near-300-room scheme for The Collective
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News£1.2bn Sussex housing scheme gets planning nod
Work on Burgess Hill project to begin within two years
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NewsHill sets up £10m homeless charity
Privately-owned housebuilder to build 200 homes for the homeless
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NewsIlke Homes boss urges government backing for MMC
Dave Sheridan calls on ministers to grap the modern methods of construction nettle once and for all
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NewsHousing association teams up with four contractors to deliver 1,600 homes
Bromford Construction Partnership will build up to 400 homes a year for the next four years
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NewsGovernment’s planning reforms will cost it votes, says Tory peer
Lord Porter, the former LGA leader, warns new policies would hit Conservative voters hardest
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NewsIndustry figures call for action after latest housing starts decline
District council body calls for Right to Buy reform as output slips for third quarter running
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NewsStewart Lynes named as Miller Homes’ new COO
New chief operating officer has been with housebuilder since 2008
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NewsMMC offers affordable housebuilders an output boost, says new guide
Housing Forum urges public sector to embrace new technologies