All Housing articles – Page 117
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NewsBovis rebuffs takeover bids as 'undervaluing' the company
The housebuilder confirmed that Redrow and Galliford Try had made cash-and-shares and all-share offers respectively
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NewsDerelict Manchester buildings in line for £250m revamp
Once restored the buildings will provide 59 loft apartments along with around 14,000ft² commercial space
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NewsManchester's 'vertical village' goes in for planning
Allied London development comprises five towers rising to 66 storeys in height
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CommentWhy was housing ignored in the Budget?
Housing didn’t get a mention on Wednesday but other government announcements show a clear direction of travel
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NewsMichael Portillo slams Tory housing policies
Ecobuild latest: Former defence minster says Conservatives should build thousands of council homes
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NewsPidgley: Planning red tape is 'a crime'
Ecobuild latest: Berkeley chairman takes aim at planning regulation
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NewsWillmott Partnership Homes bags 1,500-home council tie-up
Willmott Dixon’s resi arm will build homes for Hounslow council over six years
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CommentIt's not a housing supply crisis, it's an affordability crisis
The government can’t see house prices continue to rise while also delivering affordable homes, so a boost for the rental market is a neat sidestep
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NewsTfL picks partner for first 400-home scheme
Developers picked for 400-home scheme in Kidbrooke, south London
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NewsCroydon ‘cultural quarter’ gets go-ahead
Planners approve Rick Mather Architects’ Fairfield Halls upgrade and new homes
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NewsSurvey reveals industry’s recruitment woes
More than half of young people have never considered working in construction
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CommentWhy women don't pick construction careers
Women in Construction Week should prompt us all to think about how the industry can discard outdated stereotypes
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NewsKeepmoat sells regen arm for £330m
Keepmoat chief executive Dave Sheridan is to also leave the house builder
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CommentMaking the private rented sector work
Successful affordable rented schemes are ones that allow communities to grow, and to do that we need to listen to tenants’ needs
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NewsTaylor Wimpey profits jump
The housebuilder believes the short term impact from the Brexit vote has substantially diminished
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NewsPersimmon profit jumps as margins hit nearly 25%
Pre-tax profit soars but completions rise only marginally
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CommentHousing is a numbers game we are not winning
Private housebuilding is the fastest growing sector in construction but major investment is needed to solve the housing crisis
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NewsBrexit and stamp duty blamed as value of Capco's Earls Court scheme slides
West London development now worth £300m less than 2015 figure
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NewsLack of housing could stifle Northern Powerhouse, says Aecom
Consultant says region has opportunity to lead the way in new construction methods