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NewsBuyer demand and sales remain in doldrums but decline stabilises
RICS says ’pace of decline no longer intensifying’ in latest UK Residential Market Survey
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NewsContractor Ardmore’s construction business goes into administration
Company says decision follows High Court ruling last month over Portsmouth residential scheme
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NewsNew electrical safety Tenant Satisfaction Measure comes into effect
Large social landlords in England will from today be required to publish data about tenant satisfaction relating to electrical safety
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NewsStandardise and streamline procurement processes to reduce build costs, says Housing Forum
New report by membership body recommends housing associations and councils manage risk rather than transfer it to contractors
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NewsStonewater appoints new chair as it consults on full merger with Mount Green
Subsidiary would be folded entirely into 40,000-home Stonewater under latest proposals
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In FocusFrom £50k homes to a £1bn platform: HSPG’s next phase in affordable housing
The social impact investor says a £1bn equity injection from Sixth Street into its for-profit provider PPHA will help it acquire around 4,000 homes and hold more stock for the long term. Guy Horne discusses HSPG’s journey
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CommentWhy community matters in the housing debate
The housing sector often talks about numbers of units developed but at its heart housing is about whether a community feels like home, writes Elly Hoult
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NewsCroudace moves back into the black but accuses government of lacking housing policy cohesion
Housebuilder increases turnover by 50% but says ‘build, baby build’ optimism in sector has diminished
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CommentWill local government reorganisation speed up housing delivery or slow it down?
Stuart Crickett outlines the pros and cons of the impending English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act and what needs to be done to ensure it delivers for housebuilding
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NewsClarion on track to hit 3,000 homes-a-year target ‘within three to four years’
G15 landlord started its highest number of homes last year since its formation through merger in 2016
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In FocusEnsuring older people aren’t placed in the ‘wrong setting’: My work as an operations manager at Preferred Homes
Diane Emmison takes about the benefits of pet-friendly housing, shared dining experiences and intergenerational communities in Housing Today’s latest Frontline Stories interview
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NewsPlans submitted for 38-storey student accommodation tower in Manchester
Three-block scheme to contain more than 1,000 student beds
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NewsRegulator of Social Housing launches evaluation of consumer regulation changes two years on
Impact of new regime to be assessed by research consortium in two-year project
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NewsChime Homes appoints interim chair as merger completes
Thrive and Watford Community Housing formally merge as Rachel Hatfield named interim chair
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CommentThe push and pull factors behind building new homes in the UK: a contractor's view
Clients engaging firms early on in the development process will unlock much-needed housing, says Paul Woodhams
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NewsEnfield Council withdraws 21,000-home plan from New Towns programme following change in political control
North London borough’s new Conservative leader said group was elected on mandate to protect green belt
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NewsHouse prices grow 1.5% across UK but London and the south stagnates
Prices rise despite fewer buyers as first-time buyers buy more expensive homes
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NewsPlatform acquires land in Cotswolds for 280-home scheme
50,000-home provider acquires consented agricultural land
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CommentPlanning application fees should only go up if the process improves also
Simply charging more for a broken system doesn’t fix it. Here’s what ministers should do instead to improve planning, writes Paul Smith
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NewsRugby Borough Council found non-compliant after overcharging 4,000 tenants
‘Small number’ of tenants evicted had rent overcharges ranging from 0.2% to 48.9% of arrears