News – Page 8
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NewsLandsec cuts affordable housing on shopping centre redevelopment from 35% to 20% in latest redesign
Delayed 1,800-home scheme was one of largest in London to be redrawn to add second staircases
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NewsHomes England secures former prison site for housing
Agency planning to partner with Rother District Council to develop site earmarked for nearly 400 homes
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NewsGreen light for 205 homes in Middlesbrough despite concerns about lack of on-site affordable homes
Story Homes will make a £2m contribution to off-site affordable units in Nunthorpe
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NewsHouse prices flat in February, Rightmove index shows
But year’s start remains strongest for more than half a decade
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NewsGreen light for 200-home Chippenham shopping centre revamp
Acorn Property Group’s £50m scheme passed despite concerns reduced retail and leisure space would harm local economy
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NewsSpike in Right to Buy applications as tenants rush to beat removal of high discounts
But ministers expect drop in sales in this year’s figures
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News‘Imperative to understand wider supported housing landscape’, says CIH as MHCLG publishes guidance
MHCLG issues framework which councils must have regard to when drawing up mandated local supported housing strategies
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NewsScottish Borders Housing Association appoints new chief executive
Maria Lyle wil succeed Julia Mulloy post-retirement
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NewsHold-ups now dogging gateway 3 approvals, FOI reveals
Law firm Irwin Mitchell says 44 schemes waiting more than three months for sign-off with decisions supposed to be within eight weeks
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NewsHenry Boot wins appeal for 1,000 homes in Kent
Scheme green lit after local planning authority failed to make timely decision on application
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NewsCompletions down at WHG as it explores merger with Aspire to boost capacity
WHG reports improvement in stock energy efficiency
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NewsConstructon of transport hub to pave way for 10,000 homes set to start this year
Bristol Temple Quarter set to be one of the UK’s largest regeneration projects
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NewsHyde appoints two more residents to its board
G15 landlord now has three residents on its group board
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NewsSocial landlords widely inconsistent in the way they are triaging hazards under Awaab’s law, says Housemark
Analysis by benchmarking firm reveals social landlords largely meeting new requirements that came into effect in October but there are issues around interpretation and capacity
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NewsGreat Places more than doubles starts and exceeds surplus target
Manchester-based housing association has started work on more than 1,000 homes in 2025/26
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NewsTaylor Wimpey boss appointed chair of Future Homes Hub
Jennie Daly replaces Barratt Redrow’s David Thomas at helm of industry sustainability body
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NewsBidding for £39bn Social and Affordable Homes Programme to open on 24 February
Funding will be made available via strategic partnership and continuous market engagement routes
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NewsNew Welsh housing law pressures social landlords to assist councils with homelessness cases
The bill will also abolish priority need and intentional homelessness tests in favour of a more universal homelessness duty
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NewsRICS hails ‘early signs’ of housing market improvement in latest survey
Respondents optimistic for next 12 months despite ‘subdued’ short-term market activity
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NewsGleeson spends more money on restructuring as pre-tax profit slips in first half
Firm says Project Transform initiative designed to improve performance of housing business