Housing News – Page 70
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NewsGovernment's housing target ‘plucked out of the air’, says shadow secretary
John Healey tells Building there is ‘nothing to suggest’ target can be reached
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NewsGovernment may struggle to wind down Help to Buy, says NAO
Report adds recouping all £11.7bn in loans not guaranteed
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NewsBellway ‘working to establish’ cause of Barking flats fire
Housebuilder ‘offering our support to help remediate the damaged apartments’
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NewsMJ Gleeson boss leaves after bust-up over pay
Jolyon Harrison earned £2.9m in 2018 but could not agree a future pay package
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NewsArup calls for planning system overhaul to exploit MMC
Current regime “too rigid and unaccommodating”, says consultant
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NewsOutput shrinks in May on back of commercial and civils woe
Latest IHS Markit/CIPS activity survey finds even housebuilding growth slowed in May
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NewsBig names chase next phase of £375m London resi job
Larger phase at Lewisham site due to start next spring
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NewsPlaces for People signs up for £100m modular housing deal
Deal will see Ilke Homes build 750 homes for the regeneration group
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NewsHomes England in row over ‘unauthorised’ contract notices
Government’s housing delivery agency investigating release of notices on OJEU
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NewsBerks council wants £300m development partner
Local authority wants firm to build a range of schemes on earmarked sites
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NewsSheppard Robson's Leeds BTR scheme goes in for planning
Scheme is specialist Get Living’s third outside London
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NewsAnalysts tell Fitzgerald to come back with better offer if he wants Galliford's housing arm
Any revised pitch might have to include bidding for loss-making construction business
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NewsSecond phase of huge Lewisham Gateway scheme to start next year
South-east London site designed by PRP
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NewsBovis upbeat about 2019 numbers
Group making headway towards becoming a leading housebuilder again, says chief executive
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NewsRees warns derelict residential towers will litter London
Former City of London planning head says residents could abandon apartments because of upkeep costs