All Housing articles
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NewsGovernment reveals allocations for first £10bn spend from affordable homes programme
Councils to be named as Homes England strategic partners for first time
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NewsGateway 2 delays hit housing landlord’s new build target
Guinness Partnership says its missed figure by more than a third
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NewsLandsec’s stalled plans for 1,800 homes in Camden finally approved after design revised
Changes to O2 shopping centre regeneration include increased building heights
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NewsHBF survey finds nine in 10 SMEs think Building Safety Levy will make more sites unviable
Group calls on government to pause introduction of tax designed to pay for remediation of defective buildings
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NewsPlanning permissions for homes fall to lowest level on record, says HBF
Housebuilders’ body says viability negating impact of more permissive planning regime
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NewsRayner confirms default ‘yes’ for homes near train stations in revised NPPF
New planning rules also include protections for pubs and music venues
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NewsHousebuilder completes deal with MHCLG to defer building safety payments
Avant says agreement will ensure liquidity as 2025 results reveal £111m loss
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NewsBellway beats completions guidance with 9,700-home build
But housebuilder’s boss calls on government to reduce stamp duty and give more support to first-time buyers
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NewsIncome, profit and completions up in Persimmon half-year results despite ‘challenging’ market
Housebuilder expects to meet market expectations in its full-year results
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FeaturesThe draft London Plan beyond the headlines: Five things you might have missed in Khan’s latest vision for the capital
City Hall’s 288-page draft London Plan sets out sweeping changes to density rules, green belt release and tall building policy. Here’s a break-down of what the proposed policies could mean for development across the capital
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NewsGateway 2 approval for Greenwich housing scheme approved in 2022
Scheme is first part of 1,200-home Charlton Riverside development
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News‘Momentum could be lost’ - social housing bosses call on government to confirm funding allocations urgently
Kate Henderson warns of pipelines being disrupted after expected announcement failed to materialise
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NewsLosses increase at London Square amid ‘unprecedented strain’ caused by building safety delays
But housebuilder says figure doesn’t reflect underlying profitability of business
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Features‘We’ve only got this one chance’: how Newcastle-under-Lyme seized the regeneration opportunity
In the latest in our Voices of Regeneration series, Simon McEneny explains how a small Staffordshire town is drastically revamping its town centre in a bid to revive the High Street
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NewsHenry Boot warns on profit as land sales fall amid housebuilding slump
Firm says housebuilders slowing down buying up plots because of stagnating demand
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NewsBerkeley and TfL strike deal to see next phase of 5,000-home Woolwich scheme built out
575 homes to be built above Elizabeth line station
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NewsListed housebuilders’ profit warnings in first half of this year hit 2008 levels
Rate accelerates in second quarter, EY-Parthenon says
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NewsConsultation begins on fresh attempt to build at derelict site in Belfast
Developer Castlebrooke wants to build 1,000 at city centre plot that was earmarked for offices
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NewsGreen light for second phase of 1,600-home Solihull regeneration scheme
Company behind plans includes Muse and Homes England
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CommentOffice to resi needs a shot in the arm - here’s how to do it
A decade after PDR were made permanent, some are questioning if the bubble has now burst. But with MHCLG launching a fresh consultation on potential amendments last month, Jonathan Childs explains how we might get conversion rates back to their peak