All articles by David Blackman – Page 19
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         News NewsEP’s public land offerings will not satisfy housebuilders, experts warnOnly 12 sites on government’s surplus public land register are bigger than 2.5ha 
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         News NewsSheffield boss is frontrunner to lead homes super agencyCouncil chief executive Sir Robert Kerslake tipped to take over Housing and Communities Agency 
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         News NewsSheffield boss is frontrunner to lead homes super agencyCouncil chief executive Sir Robert Kerslake tipped to take over Housing and Communities Agency 
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         News News£1bn to calm pathfinder fearsBut flagship regeneration programmes could be cut from nine to five in next four years 
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         News NewsHousebuilders warned not to rely on buy-to-let investorsProperty consultant Hometrack tells HBF that returns on residential property are falling 
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      NewsGovernment takes aim at local housebuilding bansHousing minister indicates that she will push through development despite local moratoriums 
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      NewsNew housing to fund energy improvements to old stockHousing minister to use Thames Gateway profit to make existing housing more efficient 
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      NewsNew housing to fund energy improvements to old stockHousing minister to use Thames Gateway profit to make existing housing more efficient 
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      NewsLondon mayor set to review housebuilding targets …Livingstone considers raising number of new homes in capital from 30,500 to 50,000 
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         News NewsCouncils offered grants in exchange for cheaper landHousing Corporation to reward councils that release land for housing with slice of £8bn budget 
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         News NewsHips to apply to all homes from next monthGovernment to press ahead with plan to extend scheme despite drop in sales of four-bed houses 
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      NewsLend Lease plans £1bn housing fund for 2012 villageDeveloper aims for largest-ever residential property fund to build 4,000 homes for Olympics 
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         Features Features‘Developers use appeals to blackmail the council’And that has to stop, says Katrine Sporle, the head of the Planning Inspectorate. It’s just one of her prescriptions for the ailing system. But is she right? In the second of our series of articles on planning, David Blackman tries to find out 
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      NewsGovernment pledges £8bn for affordable housingGreen paper commits to building 70,000 social and shared ownership homes in next three years 
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         News NewsBrown finds extra £3bn for affordable homesGovernment green paper says extra money will see supply of affordable homes rise to 70,000 units per year 
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         News NewsHousebuilders dismiss green arguments on affordabilityHBF says rural campaigner's are "comparing apples to oranges" by claiming qualtiy of environment is key determinant of house prices 
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      NewsLocal councils get power to impose infrastructure taxChancellor reveals plan to reintroduce local business rates and abolish regional assemblies 
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      NewsComeback for council housingThe government will unveil a series of pilot council house building projects next week. 
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         News NewsBrown drops ‘Communities England’ tagPrime minister to choose fresh name for super agency to emphasise its role in housing provision, while he works on three policies to carry it out 
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      NewsPopulation pressure: can Britain learn to live with Hong Kong-style housing?Developments are being built that cram 2,500 homes into a hectare, and more are on the way. A team of architects has reported on how we can manage the social strains that arise in such ‘superdense’ schemes 
 






 
 
 



 




