All Housing articles – Page 168
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NewsRICS predicts stamp duty boost for housing market
Transactions could be boosted by up to 5% by the Autumn Statement changes
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NewsBoris green lights massive Canary Wharf expansion
Vast Wood Wharf scheme designed to transform last derelict corner of Canary Wharf
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CommentThe Autumn Statement - one week on
Stamp duty reform may be welcome, but we need more action to fill the skills gap
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CommentDirect commissioning of housing deserves fast roll out
Chancellor’s move to build homes directly is very welcome but won’t address the scale of the challenge
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FeaturesSlackwood Farmhouse: Ahead of the curve
Adjoining a 17th-century Lancastrian farmhouse, Paul Archer Design’s curved-glass pavilion is both strikingly modern and a discreet addition to the landscape
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NewsBerkeley warns of housing policy 'uncertainty'
Housebuilding chairman Pidgley issues warning as firm reports bumper half-year results
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NewsSix tower Docklands scheme in for planning
Proposals by Hawkins Brown and Studio Egret west include 45-storey tower
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NewsBarratt and Taylor Wimpey joins FTSE 100
Housebuilders join Persimmon in index of blue-chip British companies
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NewsStamp duty reform to give housing market £800m boost
Chancellor’s reform of ‘slab’ system draws praise but green builders bemoan ‘missed opportunity’
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NewsLend Lease wins consent for second phase of £1.5bn regeneration scheme
Construction work due to start next year on second stage of mammoth Elephant Castle regeneration plan
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NewsTricorn redevelopment cuts shopping space
Developer Centros has scaled back the level of retail in the development in response to changes in shoppers’ habits
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NewsGovernment relaxes affordable homes rules on small sites
Housing associations warn that poorest will lose out
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NewsTreasury moves to sideline housing developers
Chief secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander lays out plans to commission new homes directly from Westminster
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NewsStart date set for £500m Cardiff regeneration scheme
Work to begin on mixed-use development in spring 2015
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NewsHousing association launches £1bn contractor framework
Hyde Group encourages SMEs as well as major contractors to bid
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CommentThe regeneration game
Companies wanting to develop outside of the M25 have been held back by a lack of investment in infrastructure. But schemes and funding are now coming forward to regenerate some of our major cities
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FeaturesHousebuilders' salary survey 2014: Paying the price
New research into the housebuilding industry shows that although staff are enjoying higher salaries, they’re also taking on more responsibilities, working longer hours and finding their work/life balance out of kilter.
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CommentDon't write off small associations
There’s an opportunity for small developers to help realise social housing construction
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CommentLandlords - the new pariahs
The private rented sector gets a bad press, but it’s time to shine a little light into the darkness
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NewsBam scoops £80m North West Cambridge job
Contractor wins largest package of work to date on 5,000-home scheme