All Housing articles – Page 57
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NewsEssex Council withdraws local plan and refuses L&G green belt scheme
New council leadership pledges to protect open space
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CommentThe rhetoric of planning reform has changed more than the substance
Michael Gove has artfully repositioned the government’s planning reforms, but more of his predecessor’s original vision remains then you might think, writes Paul Smith
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NewsBPF warns private rent reforms could lead to lengthy disputes in court
Landlords body says investors in housing will “feel let down” if disagreements can’t be swiftly resolved
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NewsGoldman Sachs-backed developer Riverstone hires new CEO
Luxury later living specialist aims to create £3bn portfolio
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NewsThe great local plan slowdown - 14 council areas where activity is on hold
Planning authorities are halting or revising their local plans due to policy uncertainty and Savills has put together a list of 14 that have put things on ice
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NewsLong-awaited Homes England strategy delayed again
Revamp of quango’s mission pushed back until later this year due to levelling up bill
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NewsGove wants more funding for social housing
Housing secretary tells MPs he wants more affordable homes and accepts that requires investment
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NewsL&G Capital appoints new head of housing investment
Legal & General Capital’s appointment Vanisha Thakrar has 13 years of real estate investment experience
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NewsUrban & Civic appoints head of sustainability
Richard Quartermaine named as garden village developer’s head of sustainability
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CommentPower in planning politics may be shifting too far towards anti-development groups
Localist measures in the levelling up and regeneration bill must not simply be a tool to placate those opposed to development, argues Matt Clarke
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NewsCrest Nicholson posts £52m half-year loss due to cladding pledge costs
But housebuilder raises profit expectations for full year amid stronger sales
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NewsSocial impact developer Storm targets 5,000 new homes after gaining RP status
Storm eyes expansion into affordable homes market
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In FocusGrowing pains or cause for concern? What recent financial failures mean for the modular market
Several firms have got into difficulty recently with activity linked to modern methods of construction, Carl Brown finds out more about the state of the modular market
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NewsMosaic trail marks fifth anniversary of Grenfell tragedy
Permanent memorial unveiled in north Kensington to the 72 people killed in the fire on 14 June 2017
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NewsExeter unveils vision for hundreds of homes
Site near Exeter canal earmarked for major development
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NewsCountryside puts itself up for sale following shareholder pressure
Housebuilder now actively seeking offers, with US investor Inclusive Capital in the driving seat
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CommentWe must not let housing policy fall victim to political popularism
The proposed Right to Buy for housing association tenants shows Boris Johnson is desperately grasping for policies that won’t work and will cause damage, warns Ben Derbyshire
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NewsHousebuilding output rebounded in April
Increase in value of housebuilding work follows two successive monthly decreases
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NewsRelief as government releases part of ‘crucial’ software for regulation changes next week
The first tranche of SAP 10.2 software will cover 75% of buildings