All Housing articles – Page 6
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NewsEconomic woes send London Square into the red
Developer says underlying business is strong despite £28m pre-tax loss
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NewsTwo-thirds of £4.2bn Housing Infrastructure Fund remains unspent
Government remains ‘confident’ all of the fund will be spent despite the scrapping of several schemes due to rising construction costs
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NewsGove launches consultation to increase transparency of land trust ownership
The consultation will look at widening access to trust information on overseas entities that own UK land
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NewsGove’s London Plan review to be delivered within weeks
Consultant Lichfields appointed to support expert panel
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NewsDevelopers forced to wait as Manchester council defers decision on 5,000 student rooms
Two schemes delayed until at least next month following opposition from councillors
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NewsTwo more student housing towers submitted for planning
Birmingham and Manchester schemes to see the construction of nearly 1,800 student rooms
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NewsPlans submitted for 35-storey tower in Leeds
Local practice Enjoy Design unveils proposal for 35-storey tower and refurbishment of 1960s office at Merrion Centre site
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NewsHousebuilders chasing £1bn development framework
Four-year deal for Wolverhampton council to focus on infill sites
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FeaturesWhat happens to development plans when a council goes ‘bankrupt’?
When a section 114 ‘bankruptcy’ notice is put in place, a council’s non-statutory services are restricted and housebuilding ‘goes to the back of the queue’. Yet the growing number of councils in this situation are finding ways to carry on building
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NewsDeveloper unveils plan for record-breaking 76-storey tower in Manchester
Revised 900-home second phase of city’s Viadux scheme designed by Simpson Haugh
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NewsManchester refuses Simpson Haugh student housing scheme for fourth time
Council also approves 250-home housing block in Ancoats
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NewsLee Rowley appointed housing minister for the second time
Former construction minister named the 16th housing minister since the Conservatives took power in 2010
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FeaturesNext-generation networks: An essential element in tackling the UK housing crisis
By ensuring building firms have high-speed networks in place, we may move the dial on the UK’s housing crisis, writes Paul McHugh, area director UK, Cradlepoint
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NewsIrish firm wins £116m Cambridge resi job
Bennett to build over 350 homes at university’s Eddington site
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NewsJapan’s biggest housebuilder moves into UK market with Lendlease joint venture
Daiwa House and Australian developer to build final residential scheme at Elephant & Castle
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NewsBerkeley lodges plans for five more phases of huge Ealing masterplan
Outline application proposes around 50 new buildings and at least 3,000 new homes
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NewsBerkeley overhauls 1,300-home Oval scheme with second staircase revisions
Developer’s approach includes linking already consented stair cores with corridors
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NewsLondon council in search of partner for £500m redevelopment job
Sutton posts contract notice for 10-year regeneration of four town centre sites
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NewsVistry’s pipeline ‘stuck’ due to second staircase design uncertainty, director says
Housebuilder which announced ambition to build 25,000 homes a year just last month is now pulling “a lot” of schemes from planning
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NewsLabour pledges biggest affordable housing boost ‘in a generation’
Party would crack down on developers trying to “wriggle out of their responsibilities”, Angela Rayner says