All articles by Joey Gardiner – Page 58
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NewsHousebuilding leads growth in construction activity
Latest purchasing managers’ survery says optimism hit four year high in December
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NewsHousing secretary sets out far-reaching leasehold reforms
Robert Jenrick will abolish ground rents and push ahead with introduction of “commonhold” tenure
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NewsPeabody deal funds development of homes at BBC TV Centre
Housing association will buy 142 west London homes to be built by Stanhope-led joint venture
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NewsCubex founder sets up new regen developer
Spatia will take on Bristol’s Frome Gateway scheme with backing from Places for People
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NewsFunding agreed for Glasgow build to rent scheme
Development to provide 433 flats on former police HQ
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NewsDevelopers hit out at planning U-turn
Land promoters brand retreat on housing formula a “highly regressive lurch backwards”
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NewsNew faces in board reshuffle at Berkeley
’Refresh’ is first part of changes in wake of death of founder Tony Pidgley
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NewsBrick By Brick seals £29m shared ownership sale
Troubled Croydon developer to sell 85 homes to housing investment vehicle
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NewsDecision due tomorrow over Grenfell Inquiry reopening next week
Announcement expected on Wednesday in the wake of new lockdown restrictions
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NewsHousing market to stay open as UK re-enters lockdown
Construction sites will also remain open under new rules announced by PM this evening
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NewsBuild-to-rent homes ‘not for privileged few’
Most renters of purpose-built housing earn less than average, report by London First finds
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NewsMortgage approvals hit 13-year high
Loan volume topped 100,000 in November for first time since global financial crisis
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NewsHousebuilding activity will not fully recover until 2023
Latest forecast from Experian predicts output will remain below pre-pandemic levels this year and in 2022
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NewsOptivo boss recognised in New Year’s honours
Paul Hackett receives CBE as architects and engineers also recognised
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NewsHouse prices up 7.3% in 2020
Figures from the Nationwide show prices rose another 0.8% in December
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NewsKhan calls for £3bn developer tax to pay for fire safety work
Mayor of London says tariff could be paid over next ten years
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NewsIndustry reacts to Brexit trade deal
Deal brings certainty over import of building products but architects fear being cut out of EU work
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In FocusReview of 2020: The covid year
It has been a year dominated by a single theme, but 2020 had its plus points …
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NewsL&G wins permission for Bristol modular scheme
Bonnington Walk project is L G Modular’s second major permission in 2020