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Saturday25 May 2013

Housing

Housing

IMF joins critics of Help to Buy

International Monetary Fund warns Help to Buy is likely to inflate house prices and calls for boost to infrastructure spending

Michael Marx

Dev Secs wins Edgware Road planning

Developer gets resolution to grant for £150m scheme

Aerial view of Hume Square at Chapelton

Housebuilders picked for £1bn Scots new town

Elsick names firms to deliver first Chapelton homes

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Barratt completes £850m refinancing

Housebuilder ditches high interest placement notes and interest rate swaps

Housing stats April 2013

Housing stats: New-build sales and completions in April

The South-east and London outstrip the pack, with more than double the projects of other regions

Barratt sales soar on Help to Buy programme

Housebuilder says sales per site up by almost a fifth

Greg Fitzgerald

Galliford wins £56m of housing work

Firm to build 14 schemes including £17m One Housing Group job

David Ritchie

Bovis sales beat expectations

Housebuilder increases sales 26% year-on-year

Andrew Richards, Galliford Try

Galliford Try housebuilding boss to diversify for growth

Andrew Richards looks for higher margins at Linden Homes through JVs and private rented sector sales

Eric Pickles

Seventeen councils retain block on office-to-resi conversions

London councils and handful of others exempt as government rolls out planning relaxation

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Aylesbury Estate: Taking back the streets

How phase 1 of a two decade redevelopment has brought back the traditional grain of the streets to London’s deprived Aylesbury Estate

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Passivhaus diary: Refurb

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Passivhaus diaries: Keeping it all in

It’s taken longer than expected to turn a leaky Edwardian house into an exemplar of energy efficiency. Now it’s finished project architect reports on the exterior insulation, finishing off and how the house is performing

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Criminal responsibility

12 April 2013

Designing out crime is threatened by deregulation of the planning system 

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Debbie Aplin

It's a good plan, but …

05 April 2013

Stimulating the housing market is a fine old idea, but it requires a planning system that is up to the job. Debbie Aplin considers what can be done to improve chances of getting on site

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Planning applications

Housing stats April 2013

Housing stats: New-build sales and completions in April

The South-east and London outstrip the pack, with more than double the projects of other regions

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Sustainability

Industry is working to ensure Green Deal qualifi cations and accreditation procedures are in place to protect consumers

Crest Nicholson blames delay over Part L for hike in costs

9 May 13

Housebuilder attacks government for failing to announce the revisions to energy regulations

Kinstone development by Architype

Plans for UK's biggest Passivhaus development unveiled

29 Apr 13

Scheme would entail 150 homes being built in rural village in Herefordshire

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