Housing News – Page 77
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NewsLegal & General nabs Manchester tower to add to build to rent portfolio
New scheme is set to become UK’s tallest build to rent scheme
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NewsInterserve-led student accommodation job price soars as scheme reaches financial close
The £105m project originally had a pricetag of £85m and was due to start in April
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NewsBalfour Beatty set to build luxury Mayfair flats
Britain’s largest contractor using 250 people and BIM for 32 flats
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NewsNew London development panel to help bring forward £20bn of work
Twenty-nine groups have been appointed by the mayor of London to accelerate housebuilding on public land
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NewsHousing secretary reveals new garden communities programme
But James Brokenshire has not confirmed funding for the scheme
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NewsCritics slam government's social housing plan
Campaigners say no funding in place to meet growing need as government consults on social housing supply
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NewsMears shifts focus to housing development
Social housing specialist’s strategy prompted by maintenance work slowing, with fastest growth in management and development sectors
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NewsHomes for elderly and disabled get £228m government boost
Housing providers can bid for money through Homes England and London mayor
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NewsDancourt Construction enters administration
Hinkley Point subcontractor calls in administrators
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NewsHaringey to ask City Hall for funding to build its council housing stock
North London council to apply to Sadiq Khan’s affordable housing grant
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NewsCHP use at risk after energy regs changes
New version of Standard Assessment Procedure favours electric heating and penalises combined heat and power
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NewsConsultants score spots on Homes England's £150m property framework
Firms including Knight Frank, Jones Lang LaSalle and Deloitte land roles
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NewsGovernment failing industry over Brexit, say housebuilding bosses
Firms begin targeting UK workers to plug skills gaps ahead of EU withdrawal next March
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NewsLovell lines up Suffolk affordable housing
Scheme will be built for housing association Clarion
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NewsAssael plans 2,000 homes at former margarine factory
Work is expected to start on the site next autumn
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NewsHalf a million homes planned on Green Belt, say campaigners
Group says more brownfield land should be used to meet housing targets
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NewsFootballers' Manchester tower faces fresh challenge
Manchester Civic Society takes consent for Hodder’s 40-storey tower to court
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NewsIndustry hits back at calls for government to scrap modular housing funding
A report from the Environmental Audit Committee said factory-built homes were more prone to overheating and should therefore not receive government funding.