All Housing articles – Page 126
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CommentFitzgerald: Cometh the hour …
Turning Bovis’ fortunes around will be no small task for Greg Fitzgerald but you wouldn’t bet against him
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NewsUrban & Civic buys into third huge Cambridgeshire scheme
The stake has been acquired from two Nuffield charitable trusts for £13.3m
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NewsJohn Sisk bags £247m PRS scheme in Manchester
The contractor will deliver 677 apartments at Circle Square for JV partnerns Select Property Group and Bruntwood
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NewsAecom wins 3,000 modular homes job at Silvertown
It is the firm’s first major contracting role in the UK
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CommentGreg Fitzgerald as Bovis CEO is a masterstroke
Attracting Greg Fitzgerald out of retirement could be just what the struggling housebuilder needed to do to turn its fortunes around
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CommentIt's up to employers to make apprenticeships work
The apprenticeship levy is a great start but now the industry needs to do its bit to ensure the quality of the tuition meets its needs
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NewsShredded Wheat factory redevelopment unveiled
The former plant’s 25m-tall grain silos will be converted into a boutique hotel
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NewsBovis rejects Galliford bid and hires Greg Fitzgerald as CEO
Fitzgerald spent 33 years at Galliford Try
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CommentOffice-to-resi planning rules need a rethink
Outrage over tiny studio flats in London being 40% smaller than a Travelodge room means government now needs to set some controls
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NewsUK regions race ahead with build-to-rent schemes
BPF study finds the capital is being outstripped by the regions
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NewsBrexit won’t delay housing reform, says Barwell
Housing minister outlines ways of speeding up delivery of white paper measures
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NewsDuo to tackle Fish Island scheme
Hill and Peabody ink joint venture for east London developments
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NewsEx-Barratt boss to head government's £2bn housing fund
Stephen Kinsella to spearhead HCA’s homebuilding scheme
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NewsHousing white paper won’t deliver, warns Raynsford
Former housing and construction minister says government rhetoric ‘out of line with reality’
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CommentHow to avoid divisive regeneration schemes
Too often developers and architects are accused of alienating people by imposing insensitive designs on their communities
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NewsRedrow withdraws from Bovis bidding
The housebuilder confirmed that Redrow and Galliford Try had made cash-and-shares and all-share offers respectively
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CommentHousing white paper: Beware unknown unknowns
While the government is preoccupied with Brexit, the housing crisis has been laid at the door of local authorities and developers
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NewsCrest Nicholson to proceed with pay deal despite shareholder revolt
Over 107 million votes were cast against the proposal at the company’s AGM