All Housing articles – Page 33
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CommentWhole life carbon should be a priority for investors as well as developers
Being green is sometimes at odds with maximising returns and this must change, writes Lesley Chen Davison
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NewsMortgage lending ‘drops to lowest level since pandemic’
UK Finance warns cost-of-living crisis is hitting demand for mortgage credit
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In FocusSandbach saga: meet the housebuilder standing up to Michael Gove
In the latest example of the housing secretary intervening in planning on design grounds, we talk to Colin Muller of Muller Property Group, about the Sandbach development in Cheshire East which has been called in
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NewsHousebuilding activity plummets to lowest level since pandemic
May’s PMI figures showed lowest residential reading in three years
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NewsIlke Homes in race to pull in more funding
Modular housebuilder aiming to avoid inclusion of ‘material uncertainty’ statement in delayed annual accounts
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NewsWatkin Jones and Lacuna strike £155m deal to forward sell build-to-rent scheme
L&G and housing association Clanmil agree deal to forward fund 778-home development
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NewsNew CEO for south-west housing association
Plymouth Community Homes poaches Jonathan Cowie from Vivid
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NewsManchester council approves host of high-rise schemes
City centre applications given the nod include four towers up to 45-storeys in height
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NewsCroudace announces new group chief executive
Veteran CEO Russell Denness has announced his retirement
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NewsWestminster and Linkcity complete 171-home scheme in Marylebone
Scheme forms part of wider regeneration of the Church Street area
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NewsPlans for Acton resi towers unveiled
Maccreanor Lavington-designed scheme includes 33-storey student accomodation tower
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NewsBarratt set to appoint new cladding contractor after bust up on east London remedial job
Dispute over remedial work at Dalston Square has resulted in legal action between the developer and contractor Jessella
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NewsGove intervenes in two more planning applications on design grounds after Berkeley Homes row
Following his attempt to block the Tunbridge Wells scheme, the housing secretary is set to make decisions on planning applications in Leamington Spa and Cheshire
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CommentLearning from loved housing: the benefits of adaptable space
Generously proportioned homes with a looser fit make for easy alteration and a long life, says Ben Derbyshire
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NewsHMRC figures show residential transactions down 29% month-on-month
Market returns to slump after March spike
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NewsOffice for Place seeks ‘design-code lead’ to aid local-authority work
Recruitment campaign offers one-year £54k contract to the successful architect or urban designer
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NewsGreen light for 900-home Glasgow mixed use scheme
Plans to demolish St Enoch shopping centre and surrounding buildings backed by council
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In Focus‘Bigger and complicated is what we enjoy’: an interview with Clarion’s Richard Cook
Clarion smashed its housebuildng record last year but has since dialled back on its development plans. Richard Cook, its director of development, explains his vision for the group
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NewsWest Midlands outlines £20bn of investment opportunities
Projects include 630-home development at Friar Park
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NewsLabour party to cut housebuilding cost by overhauling compulsory purchase orders
Proposals by shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy would go beyond the Conservatives’ amendment to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill