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NewsPlans being drawn up for 35-storey co-living tower in Shoreditch
Finsgate House scheme to contain 500 homes and adjacent office block
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NewsPersimmon and Barratt Redrow get green light for 2,500-home development in Wiltshire
Housebuilders will now submit detailed applications for scheme’s phases
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NewsFormer Salix boss joins Broadacres as interim CEO
North Yorkshire landlord appoints Lee Sugden on a six-month contract
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CommentGovernment must be brutal in reducing planning burdens to help SMEs build
The government can’t meet its 1.5 million homes target without smaller housebuilders delivering. It should be bolder in reforming planning to help them do it, argues Paul Smith
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In FocusAhead of a £1.5bn development, Populo Living shares its plan to boost regeneration in Newham
In 2018, a new mayor tasked Newham’s housing company with building more affordable homes. Seven years later, its getting ready for its biggest scheme yet. Daniel Gayne headed east to find out more.
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NewsRecord turnover at Clarion but surplus drops and completion targets missed
Housing association will seek to recover costs from third parties as remediation provisions and contractor failure blunt surpluses
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NewsThirteen appoints chief investment and property officer in leadership restructure
Middlesbrough-based housing association promotes Sharon Thomas to newly-created role
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In FocusNansledan: can design codes and long-term stewardship deliver better housing?
Mary Richardson visits Nansledan, the Duchy of Cornwall’s urban extension to Newquay. While its traditional architecture divides opinion, she finds that the project raises important questions about planning and designing new housing at scale
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NewsCouncils so overwhelmed by acute issues such as homelessness they cannot plan for the long-term, MPs warn
Temporary accommodation costs adding to “unprecedented financial strain” facing local authorities, says Housing, Communities and Local Government committee.
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NewsEvie Copland elected CIH vice-president
Berwickshire Housing Association director will by convention then become president in 2026
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NewsRSH to give BSR advance notice of social landlords’ building safety issues under new agreement
Two regulators sign a ‘memorandum of understanding’ setting out how they will work together
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CommentIt’s crucial to understand the thoughts and experiences of younger housing professionals
CIH Futures has launched the sector’s first survey of housing professionals under the age of 35 – a group key to the transformation of housing. Meghan Rank explains more.
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NewsRIBA calls for quality to be at the heart of 1.5 million homes commitment
RIBA warns “delivering housing at pace must not sacrifice quality”
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NewsPlans approved for 130-home Barnet scheme funded by Aviva and council
Project set to complete in 2028
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NewsFresh gateway 2 guidance published in bid to speed up building safety approvals
Latest advice from Construction Leadership Council comes after official figures admit wait time for sign-off is nine months
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NewsChair of under-fire provider insists it is making “considerable progress” despite RSH enforcement action
Easy Housing Association has breached a regulatory standard and has been criticised by RSH for being “unwilling or unable” to improve
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In Focus‘The sector now feels a sense of responsibility to play its part’ – Gavin Smart on the blizzard of policies announced in the past few weeks
The Chartered Institute of Housing chief executive reflects on the sector’s to-do list for the next few months. Carl Brown reports
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NewsLewisham Council increases housing target by 10%
Lewisham updates local plan with commitment to build more than 30,000 homes by 2040 following ‘underperformance’ by developers
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NewsRiverside recruits trio of heavyweights to its board
76,000-home landlord appoints Angela Lockwood, Richard Petty and Maggie Porteous
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NewsThree in four landlord failings against new consumer standards linked to lack of stock condition knowledge, says regulator
Lack of stock data puts tenants at greater risk while leading to increased costs, says RSH