All Housing articles – Page 136
-
NewsHousebuilders' pact to increase output
Housebuilders and government agree to boost delivery of new homes
-
FeaturesIs the door still open on build to rent?
Just when you thought the private rented sector was about to take off, along comes the chancellor and whacks a big tax on the purchase of homes for rent
-
NewsBerkeley to become 'carbon positive'
Housebuilder will slash its carbon emissions and boost its use of green energy
-
NewsGreen light for 470-home north London scheme
The developer will start on site at the scheme next year
-
NewsLaing O'Rourke bags £76m west London tower
Contractor wins deal for landmark project on new Imperial College campus
-
NewsEx-Barratt boss backs energy efficiency firm
Mark Clare will join the board of consultant Enhabit after investing in the London-based company
-
News
Kier launches £1bn fund to build 10,000 homes
Kier Living teams up with investors to build homes for public sector clients
-
NewsWillmott Dixon launches new resi business
Contractor poaches Berkeley finance director to lead its merged resi businesses
-
NewsManchester seeks investor for 8,000 homes
Investment partner sought for new homes in Northern Gateway vision
-
NewsNetwork Rail launches property company
Search begins for two more non-executive directors to join Network Rail Property
-
NewsZero carbon homes could be re-introduced
House of Lords votes against government plans to scrap zero carbon homes requirement
-
NewsJV buys up chunk of Ebbsfleet
Joint venture invests £200m in land for 4,700 homes at garden city site
-
NewsOsborne considers 'use it or lose it' land crackdown
George Osborne mulls Labour idea to boost housing delivery
-
CommentDown the garden path
The government still seems keen to invoke the garden city movement of the past to provide much-needed housing. Planning and innovation will be key to deliver high-quality results
-
-
NewsBidding starts for £4.7bn affordable homes funding
Government urges housebuilders to pitch for grants to build shared ownership homes
-
NewsBrexit fears prompt drop in house prices
RICS survey says EU referendum, devolved elections and stamp duty changes have caused market uncertainty
-
FeaturesNightmare on Nine Elms street?
The UK’s biggest construction site in west London looks on paper like a dream development in a market desperate for new housing. But amid scare stories of fleeing investors and slashed prices
-
NewsBerkeley's Paddington tower OK'd after developer cuts height
Eight storeys trimmed from building but opponents say decision will open floodgates
-
NewsLondon developer launches skills academy
Mount Anvil launches academy backed by housing minister Brandon Lewis