All Housing articles – Page 162
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NewsBoris gives go-ahead to two Foster towers
Berkeley 1,000-home schemes wins planning after Mayor overturns Islington council’s refusal
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NewsPlans unveiled for Silvertown Quays
Scheme comprises 7 million sq ft, including a commercial quarter and 2,500 homes
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NewsMcCarthy & Stone ramps up land buying
Retirement housing builder begins £1.5bn development push
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NewsL&G invests £252m in affordable housing
British insurer investment will enable construction of 7,000 homes over next seven years
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CommentDebate of the week: Should we have space standards for new homes?
Three industry views on the government’s proposal of a set of national space standards
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NewsHousing stats: New-build sales and completions in February 2014
Housing completions are up but registrations are down across both the public and private sectors
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CommentSupurbia: What is the real potential of London's outer boroughs?
London’s suburbs could be transformed - and 20,000 homes a year built in the process
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NewsLabour looks to increase 200k housing target
Sir Michael Lyons says England needs to “go well beyond” 200,000 homes a year target
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NewsLabour aims to boost housebuilding apprentices
Shadow housing minister says she will bring in rules forcing training on publicly-funded projects
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NewsBellway to up building rate after strong half-year
Housebuilder says it will build a fifth more homes this year
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NewsBovis in 510-home private rent deal
Housebuilder says it will raise £80m through sale to unnamed investor
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NewsCrest plans more homes on Help to Buy extension
Housebuilder says help to Buy extension provides it with “business certainty”
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CommentOsborne should beware lure of stamp duty cash
Osborne’s swayed by mushrooming stamp duty receipts to deliver “housebuilding budget” despite needs of the rest of the industry
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NewsOsborne pledges 200,000 new homes
Budget latest: Help for smaller firms and self-builders outlined in addition to Help to Buy expansion
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NewsUnite wins planning for £93m student digs
Property in Islington north London will provide 900 student beds
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CommentHas homebuying suddenly trumped private rent?
Construction inflation, Help to Buy and customer sentiment all restrict growth of new build rented homes
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NewsHelp to Buy to be extended to 2020
Chancellor announces plans to prolong the life of the housing loan scheme