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NewsPlus Dane hires new finance director from Connexus
James Taylor will join 13,000-home Merseyside landlord in the summer
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CommentShared ownership was built for London’s key workers - it’s time the rules caught up
Raising the income cap for shared ownership would be modest, cost-free and ensure the product works as intended, argues Richard Cook
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NewsSpringfield profit rises 6% as ‘strong’ affordable housing order book helps offset private sales dip
Springfield increases turnover in first half
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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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CommentCollaborate early, stay flexible and think programmatically: how to ensure SAHP bids accelerate delivery
The bidding for the government’s £39bn flagship affordable homes funding programme opens next Tuesday. Tony Woods looks at what tends to work in bids.
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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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CommentThe economic landscape for housebuilding is challenging – but are there any green shoots?
As taxes rise and growth slows Richard Jones looks for signs of optimism
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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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NewsCompletions down at WHG as it explores merger with Aspire to boost capacity
WHG reports improvement in stock energy efficiency
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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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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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CommentHousing associations must be at the centre of the government’s homelessness strategy
The government’s new plan fails to mention the role of registered providers in homelessness prevention through tenancy sustainment. But they have a key role to play, writes Mel Barrett
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News‘A real opportunity’ and not just for London: Tees Valley Housing Partnership chair says £2.5bn low-cost loans will help make marginal sites more viable
Funding model proposed by Housing Today and G15 could help boost regeneration schemes, says Matt Forrest
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NewsStrata Homes halves losses amid shift to ‘less risky’ partnerships work
Doncaster-based housebuilder increases turnover 13% as it looks to forward-buy more homes from housing associations and build-to-rent investors
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NewsWHG and Aspire enter merger talks
Two midlands-based providers believe move could unlock savings and create additional capacity to build homes
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NewsOmbudsman issues new compensation guidance for social landlords in drive for consistency
Richard Blakeway wants a “single vision of fair compensation” paid to residents across the sector
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CommentHousing Today and the G15’s wish for low-interest loans has been granted – but how do we make the most of the opportunity?
Paul Hackett considers creative ways to increase the availability of the £2.5n of low-cost loans announced by the government
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NewsDevelopers and landowners sign agreement to work together on 40,000-home Milton Keynes plan
New town partnership aims to secure investment after city listed in new
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CommentHow and why social landlords should say sorry to residents
The Housing Ombudsman orders 4,000 apologies a year. Richard Blakeway explains why social landlords should not shy away from saying sorry
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News400-home King’s Cross scheme gets green light from Camden planners
Mixed-use plans include a 31-storey tower with 119 social rented homes in first phase.