All Housing articles – Page 234
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NewsLabour party calls for new era of council house building
Balls calls for 5% VAT on domestic refurbishment as part of plan to stimulate economy
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NewsSplash of colour: Park Hill flats go on sale
Urban Splash has transformed a grade-II listed estate through a £100m regeneration
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NewsCouncils to invest pensions into new homes
Proposals will see £10m from Islington council’s pension fund invested into fund for new homes
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NewsSt Modwen reports good progress as first homes go on sale
Regeneration specialist says cashflow and rental income are both healthy
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NewsRichard McCarthy quits government to join Capita Symonds
Senior civil servant in charge of controversial planning reforms to become executive director at consultant
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NewsNational Trust petition attracts 100,000 signatures
Document calls on the Government to rethink plans for planning reform
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News1,000-home north London scheme wins planning
Make-designed urban quarter approved by London Borough of Haringey
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NewsClark hints at planning compromise
Minister suggests brownfield first presumption may be written back in to draft planning framework
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NewsPickles and Perrins hit back at planning critics
Berkeley boss and communities minister defend industry against attacks by anti-development campaigners
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NewsGovernment prepares ‘major boost' to housing
Liberal Democrat conference also revealed no sign of a U-turn on controversial planning reforms
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NewsCandy: Rich-poor divide will hurt luxury developers
Nick Candy tells RESI conference that more rioting could damage London’s reputation abroad
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FeaturesOffice to residential conversions: New direction
As the value of prime residential soars and the office sector wobbles, commercial developers are hoping to cash in by converting offices to homes. Building looks at the strategies of some of the key players
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NewsCameron writes to National Trust over planning fears
PM pledges to safeguard the environment through responsible planning reform
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CommentShoe box homes is RIBA's Gerald Ratner moment
Report on size of new homes could have devastating impact on housing development
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NewsNational Trust accuses housebuilders of 'conning' business leaders
Chairman says housebuilders want planning reform to enable them to grab more greenfield sites
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NewsFury over RIBA's 'anti-housing' report
Two resign from institute’s housing group as planning row escalates
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NewsApollo’s cash profit up despite pre-tax losses
Firm saw Ebitda figure hit £23.9m but made overall loss before tax of £7.2m
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NewsMixed fortunes in latest results
Galliford Try and Redrow posted healthy results while Barratt reported a loss
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NewsCash profit for Apollo but pre-tax losses continue
Social housing contractor reports £8m pre tax loss but boosts Ebitda figure 8.6%