Housing News – Page 176
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NewsDeveloper wants to turn Centre Point into residential tower
Almacantar’s plans to turn office space into apartments are subject to discussion with Camden Council
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NewsShadow housing minister referred to parliament watchdog
Jack Dromey MP ‘failed to declare £30,000 union salary’
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NewsHouse prices fall at fastest rate since February
Latest Hometrack data shows prices down 0.2% in October
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NewsBDP unveils masterplan for Russia's sixth biggest city
Residential-led plans for Samara include 5,000 apartments as well as office and retail
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NewsPlans unveiled for £350m high-rise development in Croydon
Scheme designed by architect CZWG is part of massive regeneration effort in the London borough.
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NewsMayor of London releases land for 3,500 homes
Release will help meet target of 50,000 affordable homes in the capital by next Spring
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NewsWillmott Dixon wins £147m housing contract
Contractor will maintain 17,000 homes for social housing group
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NewsHousing stats: New build sales, starts and completions in September
Housing registrations in September fell 12% below August’s
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NewsBarratt Homes snaps up 26-acre Coventry plot
Housebuilder buys up land from Goodman and British Land
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NewsPLP to draw up plans for Southbank resi scheme
Ludgate House and Sampson House would be redeveloped as part of the residential scheme
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NewsCrest Nicholson to set up £100m business in London
Former Countryside executive Trevor Selwyn will lead move to target housing in the capital
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NewsSustainable Communities for Leeds appointed to £180m housing PFI project
Government has approved the regeneration scheme, which will rejuvenate Little London, Beeston Hill and Holbeck
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NewsBerkeley buys up 52-storey Beetham tower site
Housebuilder poaches site of Ian Simpson-designed scheme from administrator
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NewsClark tells MPs planning reforms to be delayed
Decentralisation minister says there will be “transitional arrangements”
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NewsMortgage lending edges up in the third quarter
CML data shows lending 2% ahead of 2010 despite September dip