All Housing Today articles in September 2019 – Page 2
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NewsPlans for Salford’s tallest building revealed
544-home tower could start on site next year, says architect
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NewsModular specialist Project Etopia gets £19m cash injection
Firm working on resi scheme in Corby
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NewsTfL and Grainger look for input on 1,500-home East End scheme
Community asked to give feedback on Limmo Peninsula scheme
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In FocusInterview: Colm Lacey, Brick by Brick
The Croydon developer talks to Housing Today about plans to take its model of delivering affordable homes across the capital
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NewsWestminster council using ‘underhand tactics’ to demolish estate, says Labour
But local authority defends use of permitted development rights for Ebury Bridge Estate overhaul
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CommentTo create a successful later living sector, the UK must look to hospitality
In hospitality, there is a golden rule: the customer is always right - but that rule doesn’t exist in the property sector
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NewsConran OK’d for Brighton homes work
Scheme is part of council plan to build 1,000 homes in city
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CPDCPD 16 2019: Understanding non-fragile glass in rooflights
This CPD, sponsored by Glazing Vision, examines what constitutes fragility and non-fragility, how glass is tested for fragility, and more
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NewsPhase two of Havering regen scheme gets underway
Wates Residential begins demolition to clear the way for 172 new homes
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NewsWalker Group puts a bounce in Springfield’s step
Acquisition helps housebuilder to 79% profit hike
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NewsNew homes take off at Concorde’s birthplace
Work on former airfield scheme near Bristol gets underway
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News‘Stay put’ advice ditched after latest homes blaze
Residents living in Worcester Park scheme told to evacuate in the event of a fire
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CommentHousing crisis: Getting it right
Solving the housing crisis means building the right type as well as the right number of homes
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NewsKier’s housing arm could be snapped up by management
More details of how sale is progressing expected when annual results released this Thursday
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NewsGovernment urged to review green belt land rules ‘to address London’s housing crisis’
Any housing built on green belt land should be for those in need, a special ‘Citizen’s Jury’ decided.
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NewsWates and Orbit kick-start 300 homes development
The £95m Arthur Street scheme will feature 80% affordable and shared ownership homes
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NewsFirms circle next phase of Nine Elms housing project
Next phase of scheme which Mace won last week coming up for grabs
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NewsBrick by Brick to start 430 new Croydon homes ‘early next year’
Developer to build homes on site next to Fairfield Halls
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NewsRedrow teams up with Catalyst to build 420 homes
Housebuilder pairs up with housing association to develop site in Brentford, west London