All Housing articles – Page 155
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NewsKeepmoat poaches Galliford Try director
Housing and regeneration specialist Keepmoat has appointed a former Galliford Try director to head up the firm’s south-west region
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NewsPersimmon profit jumps 50%
Housebuilder attributes growth to greater availability of mortgages and government schemes
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CommentDon't expect economics to be the answer to nimbyism
The Wolfson economics prize for a new Garden City is laudable, but rational arguments may not be enough to persuade those opposed to development
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NewsBovis lays out intention to double output
Housebuilder restructures for growth bouyed by ‘fantastic’ start to the year
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NewsBovis Homes posts 50% jump in profit
Bovis Homes has posted bumper results, with revenue up by a third and profit up by nearly 50%
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NewsCala launches two regional businesses
Housebuilder looks to expand its market share in the South-east
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NewsMJ Gleeson posts sharp jump in revenue
Northern housebuilder MJ Gleeson has reported a 32% jump in turnover in the first half of its trading year
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CommentA new vision for architecture
To rebuild the profession’s relevance architects must embrace a role as designers in industry
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NewsCarillion's £55m London tower project gets green light
Two towers by developer Hub Residential have won planning
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NewsHousing pushes construction back to growth in 2013
Latest ONS figures revise up growth in final quarter of last year, with construction expanding by £1.5bn over 2013
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NewsBerkeley gets go-ahead for massive London scheme
Woodberry Down estate regeneration approved by Hackney council
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FeaturesInterview: Ian Sutcliffe
Countryside is set on a rapid path to growth, announcing its merger with Millgate Developments last week. Joey Gardiner talks to the boss, Ian Sutcliffe, about aligning his agressive expansion plans with the Cherry family tradition of quality housing
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CommentSo who's counting?
Government initiatives intended to boost the number of houses built each year seem to be working, but they aren’t enough to overcome the constraints on supply
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CommentWhy 'dark developments' are on the rise
Homes are being built and left unoccupied while the majority struggle to get on the property ladder
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NewsBellway reports 41% revenue hike
Jumps in volume and selling price responsible for increase in revenue
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NewsWest Ham sells home ground to housing developer
Football club agrees sale to London developer Galliard Group in a move that will see the Boleyn Ground turned into a housing development
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NewsDeal sealed for 320 private-rented London homes
Developer Sigma Capital earmarks site in Barking Riverside for private-rented housing
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CommentThis relationship isn't working
In his latest blog exposing the reality of buying a new build home in the UK, David Frise looks at the tangled mess organisations he has to deal with to try and get things done
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CommentAn architectural renaissance is possible
In the second of a three-part series, Ben Derbyshire says why the profession could be about to regain its clout