Housing News – Page 179
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NewsSt Modwen reports good progress as first homes go on sale
Regeneration specialist says cashflow and rental income are both healthy
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NewsRichard McCarthy quits government to join Capita Symonds
Senior civil servant in charge of controversial planning reforms to become executive director at consultant
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NewsNational Trust petition attracts 100,000 signatures
Document calls on the Government to rethink plans for planning reform
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News1,000-home north London scheme wins planning
Make-designed urban quarter approved by London Borough of Haringey
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NewsClark hints at planning compromise
Minister suggests brownfield first presumption may be written back in to draft planning framework
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NewsGovernment prepares ‘major boost' to housing
Liberal Democrat conference also revealed no sign of a U-turn on controversial planning reforms
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NewsCandy: Rich-poor divide will hurt luxury developers
Nick Candy tells RESI conference that more rioting could damage London’s reputation abroad
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NewsPickles and Perrins hit back at planning critics
Berkeley boss and communities minister defend industry against attacks by anti-development campaigners
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NewsCameron writes to National Trust over planning fears
PM pledges to safeguard the environment through responsible planning reform
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NewsNational Trust accuses housebuilders of 'conning' business leaders
Chairman says housebuilders want planning reform to enable them to grab more greenfield sites
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NewsApollo’s cash profit up despite pre-tax losses
Firm saw Ebitda figure hit £23.9m but made overall loss before tax of £7.2m
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NewsMixed fortunes in latest results
Galliford Try and Redrow posted healthy results while Barratt reported a loss
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NewsFury over RIBA's 'anti-housing' report
Two resign from institute’s housing group as planning row escalates
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NewsCash profit for Apollo but pre-tax losses continue
Social housing contractor reports £8m pre tax loss but boosts Ebitda figure 8.6%
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NewsRIBA hits out at 'shameful shoebox homes'
New report claims top housebuilders are leaving the public short-changed by building rooms that are too small
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NewsHouse sales slump to lowest level in two years
Prices fall in August as surveyors predict further drops, says RICS
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NewsPlanning staff axed at Westminster Council
Borough seeks assurance it will be able to increase developer fees in order to stave of further job losses
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NewsDartford masterplan wins planning
Delancey and Essential Land scheme designed by Grid will provide up to 1,050 homes