All Housing articles – Page 146
-
NewsRedrow blasts pre-election posturing on planning
Redrow chairman Steve Morgan says sales rates have settled down as Help to Buy beds in
-
NewsGrainger inks deal for private rented development push
Listed landlord signs deal with regeneration specialist Sigma to pursue private rented development opportunities
-
NewsBovis Homes forecasts profit and price rises
Housebuilder expects increase in sales of around 30% in 2014
-
NewsTelford Homes JV plots 400 home East London scheme
Joint venture agrees to buy site next to the former Olympic Athletes Village for £44m
-
NewsFears of further delays to flood alleviation measures
Industry fears further delays to implementation of regulations on sustainable urban drainage systems
-
NewsHousing slowdown hampers industry growth
October’s Markit/CIPS figures show weakest growth rate in five months
-
NewsHCA picks 18 firms for £100m consultants framework
The Homes and Communities Agency has appointed 18 firms to its new £100m consultants framework
-
NewsRenew sells affordable housing business
Engineer to continue to jointly own the company for the next 12 months
-
NewsLakehouse appoints new chief executive
Contractor promotes Sean Birrane to lead the firm, amid major senior management reshuffle
-
NewsArchitect Belsize unveils plans for Oxford student flats
Architect’s proposal is second project for University College
-
NewsGreen light for 16-storey Brum retirement scheme
Developer Pegasus Life wins approval for five towers in Sutton Coldfield
-
NewsLondon needs 'one million more homes than thought'
London’s housing needs have been greatly underestimated, Aecom report finds
-
CommentLyons doesn't grasp planning nettle
Further simplification needed if new entrants to the industry are to be encouraged
-
NewsRace begins for £800m affordable homes funding
HCA to release second tranche of £1.7bn Affordable Homes Programme
-
CommentWhy RIBA needs serious reform
New RIBA Council member Ben Derbyshire on why he stood - and what he wants to do
-
CommentWhat are garden cities worth?
Richard Rogers might not like them, but there’s merit in the garden cities movement
-
CommentLyons: a roar or a whisper?
If Labour get in to power, it’ll be the Treasury that decides whether the Lyons Review will make a difference
-
CommentLook past the politics to Lyons Review details
On the face of it, Labour are the first party to produce a comprehensive plan to increase housebuilding
-
NewsHousing stats: New-build sales and completions in September
Public and private completions are up on this time last year but housing association registrations have fallen
-
FeaturesReviewing the Lyons Review
The Lyons Review sets out a routemap to the construction of 200,000 homes a year, so what do private housebuilders and affordable housing landlords make of it?