All Housing articles – Page 184
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NewsGovernment will compensate bidders of cancelled PF2 projects
But infrastructure chief plays down size of project pipeline for revised version of PFI
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NewsPlanning stats: Residential projects and approvals in November
The number of projects in Scotland and Wales is up on last month’s figures
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NewsBellway boasts 6% increase in reservations
Housbuilder reports increase in average sale price to £195,800
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NewsUnited House bags £60m London job
Housing contractor appointed to deliver 327-home canalside development in Islington
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FeaturesHousebuilders' pay: Quite a bonus
Housebuilders are bucking the trend and doing rather well - in fact, they’re even getting bonuses
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FeaturesHousebuilders Salary Survey 2012: The results
Check your salary against the national average, compare bonuses with previous years and discover the market sentiment
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NewsTreasury reveals full details of revamped PFI
Chancellor confirms plans to see government take stake in new privately financed schemes under revamped PFI programme
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NewsCash boost to bring forward public land for development
The government has made £294m available to help speed up the disposal of public land for development
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NewsHousing stats: New build sales and completions in October
Completions are below last year’s level, but there has been a rise in registrations
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NewsHCA confirms it will drive through government land disposals
Homes and Communities Agency director says quango will take lead role in disposing of surplus government land for development
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News'We need to build homes on a third more land'
Planning minister Nick Boles calls for more open land to be developed than is currently the case and slams modern housing as “pig ugly”
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NewsAutumn statement 'must boost housebuilding’
HBF submits six priorities ahead of autumn statement
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NewsUniversity of Northampton announces deal for £330m campus
University to develop city centre site owned by house builders
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CommentWhy building retirement housing could help the young
Encouraging older people to move to high-quality retirement housing will free up family homes for the young to move into
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CommentRecovery? Don't hold your breath
If Mervyn King is to be believed, we shouldn’t get too excited about signs of recovery in the housing market. Construction still has a long way to go
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CommentHousing: Simply, the best
Despite a desperate need for new ideas, the complexity of products and innovations can too often stifle entrepreneurship and creativity in the housing sector. It’s time we stopped being so risk averse, says Richard McCarthy