All articles by Joey Gardiner – Page 77
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NewsOFT launches inquiry into house selling
Study will establish whether there is fair competition between estate agents
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NewsKey London mayor advisor breaks Stock Exchange rules
Carphone Warehouse founder David Ross resigns from firm after using shares as security for personal loans
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NewsHousing association set to seal rescue deal on Olympic village
Southern Housing Group has agreed in principle to help Lend Lease on the 2012 project
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NewsCountryside Properties plans 1,013-home scheme
Community in West Sussex will include mixed-tenure homes, infrastructure and public buildings
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NewsHouse prices predicted to fall until 2011
London housing market will be hardest hit next year, but recover earlier than rest of UK, says estate agent
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NewsCountryside reveals plans for 1,000 homes in Sussex
Housebuilder's plans include primary school, pub, business space and allotments
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NewsGovernment publishes bill crucial to Crossrail funding
If passed, legislation will help councils boost jobs, infrastructure and local development, says communities department
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NewsInterserve wins £500m Defra contract
Fifteen-year deal covers 186 properties and could 'signficantly exceed' initial contract price
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NewsDecision on Heathrow's third runway delayed until January
Transport secretary says government needs more time to look at results of consultation
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NewsBerkeley house sales slump 60%
Group posts pre-tax profit of £79.8m despite worsening conditions since collapse of Lehman Brothers
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Urgent bank talks over social landlord rescues
New sector regulator worried stricter lending will prevent troubled housing associations being saved
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NewsHousing association in talks to rescue Olympic village
Lend Lease’s developer role hangs on a deal with Southern Housing Group
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Crunch talks to save £450m Thames bridge
Councils in east London are lobbying the government to reinstate plans for a £450m bridge over the Thames just weeks after it was axed by the capital’s mayor, writes Joey Gardiner.
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NewsCity of London pledges £250m to Crossrail
Corporation signs up to contribute cash after speculation about its reluctance to honour funding promise
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NewsMexican windmill inspires HOK Sport stadium in Monterrey
The architect's designs for a 80,000-seat stadium are based on the shape of a toy 'rehilete'
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NewsConstruction activity falls to record low
Index hits all-time low in November, with civil engineering and commercial joining housing's plunge
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NewsHomes and Communities Agency opens for business
New super-agency headed by Bob Kerslake has a budget of £17.4bn over next three years
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Green light for Titanic museum scheme
Executive hopes Belfast museum telling story of 1912 ship will attract 400,000 visitors each year
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NewsBasildon to seek planning for multimillion-pound college scheme
Scheme unveiled at Thames Gateway Forum after getting go-ahead from education funding body
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NewsBirmingham gets go-ahead for new £150m university campus
BDP-designed city-centre campus is hoped to catalyse further development