All Housing articles – Page 201
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NewsInnovative Manchester housing proposals progress
Partners agree terms for public-sector pension funded developments
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NewsCable calls for 'aggressive programme of housebuilding'
Business secretary also announces a new business bank and reiterates support for the coalition’s deficit reduction plan
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NewsStandardised homes scheme for London
Initiative to introduce standardised designs for quick planning permission in the capital will launch next week
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NewsBuilding for Life design guide relaunched
Revised version of home and neighbourhood guide takes into account change to planning reform
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NewsRedrow sees profit rise 70%
Housebuilder reports £43m 2012 profit but chair Steve Morgan silent on takeover
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NewsBoris bangs the drum for Elephant & Castle scheme
Call for developer to take forward Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners-designed 470-home Newington Butts scheme
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NewsGreen light for 2,500-home Harrow regeneration
London mayor and communities secretary approve plans for Kodak site
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NewsPrisk urges housing associations to expand into private rent
New housing minister calls on housing associations to build homes for private rent
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NewsHCA shortlists 105 schemes for kickstart fund
Shortlisted bidders for second round of Get Britain Building fund revealed
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CommentResi: Yes, it's Groundhog Day
Joey Gardiner finds government money and planning reform fail to lift the mood at this week’s RESI 2012 conference
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NewsHousing experts question private rented push
Resi conference panel says government has not gone far enough to boost private rented sector
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NewsUnite in £460m London housing deal
Student developer to build 4,000 bed spaces in join venture with Singapore government’s real estate arm
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NewsGalliford Try announces £41m worth of wins
Firm picked for £23m Grainger scheme in London and £18m refurb of Birmingham’s NIA
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FeaturesBerkeley's Rob Perrins: Out of the shadows
In the three years since he replaced Tony Pidgley as Berkeley’s managing director, Rob Perrins has convinced the City that he is very much his own man
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NewsBerkeley boss Perrins defends £290m incentive scheme
Managing director insists that long-term incentive plan will require ‘exceptional performance’ from board
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FeaturesIs localism dead and buried?
Last week’s housing and planning reforms suggest the government has given up on localism to build the homes we need
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