All News articles – Page 297
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NewsGovernment to act to extend planning permissions
Announcement comes as government data shows permission for 25,000 homes have expired in lockdown so far
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NewsPlanning decisions delayed by lack of council staff
Latest covid-19 update from Barbour ABI says developers struggling to get hold of officers
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NewsLiverpool 'fraud probe' developer strikes deal to restart £100m scheme
Work on Elliot Group’s Aura scheme ground to halt in wake of fraud allegations
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News‘Death’ of first-time buyer mortgages as availability dries up
Exclusive data shows that there is not a single two-year 95% loan-to-value mortgage available to most UK borrowers
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NewsFormer Cabe executive appointed government chief planner
Joanna Averley takes up the role in the wake of Westferry decision furore and before major planning reforms
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NewsCrest secures £300m government loan
Housebuilder secures cash under the Treasury facility for firms hit by covid
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NewsNorwich approves £14m bailout for local housing company
Council says vehicle has cashflow issues and is assessing possible coronavirus hit
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NewsWatchdog criticises ‘slower than expected’ cladding repair work
National Audit Office says government expects to foot the bill for 94 out of 208 private sector projects
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NewsNationwide pulls 95% loan-to-value mortgages
UK’s second biggest lender says it fears borrowers falling into negative equity
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NewsVistry wins Homes England deals for 900 homes
Deals include Runcorn scheme to deliver 235 homes and a retirement home
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NewsTaylor Wimpey raises £500m to buy up land
Housebuilder looks to take advantage of cheap sites during the pandemic crisis
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NewsMPs demand release of Westferry decision documents
Housing select committee chief increases pressure on Robert Jenrick over unlawful appeal decision
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NewsL&G’s Guild Living announces first London retirement development
The project in Uxbridge is the firm’s fourth project
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NewsConstruction workforce could fall 10% by September
Survey result covers all of construction but finds developers likely to be among the hardest hit
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NewsArgent picks contractors to build £500m London regen scheme
Galliford Try and United Living will build out 412-home first phase of the scheme
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NewsBromford Group secures £100m development loan
Housing association says money from L G will help fund construction of 12,000 homes
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NewsBerkeley profit falls by a third amid covid disruption
Sales also drop by a quarter as housebuilder says it is ‘too early’ to know the shape of the post-lockdown market
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NewsFears of £6bn hit to development of extra care housing
Industry demands reform of planning rules to maintain development plans during the covid crisis
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NewsKnowsley approves 1,500-home masterplan
Merseyside council has drawn up plan for scheme being pursued by Bellway, Miller and Redrow