All Housing articles – Page 239
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NewsHCA announces winning bids for £1.8bn housing programme
London set to receive £1bn slice of HCA investment
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NewsTelford sales up 50% since April
East london housebuilder says trading in line with expectations
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NewsBarratt to return to pre-tax profit
£40m pre-tax profit sees housebuilder back in the black for first time since 2008
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NewsKinetics to shed 500 jobs as administrator moves in
News comes as Liverpool contractor Mayfield also collapses with 80 jobs lost
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands wins Fulham Wharf planning
Residential towers and a Sainsbury’s superstore form part of Thames scheme praised by Cabe
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NewsShapps signs off £115m Salford housing scheme
Scheme involves the build and refurb of 1,600 new homes in Salford
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NewsVinci wins £80m Tesco Streatham contract
South London mixed-use scheme features 250 apartments, swimming pool and ice rink
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NewsWillmott Dixon lands £45m Notting Hill deal
Firm awarded five-year contract to provide repair and maintenance services
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NewsLeadbitter wins £30m care homes contract
Firm will build assisted living and care home schemes for BPHA
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NewsISG Jackson wins £4m Brixton housing project
Inglis Badrashi Loddo Architects has designed 42-unit scheme for developer Kitewood
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NewsHouse loans rose in May but remained lower than 2010
Market view from Council of Mortgage Lenders
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NewsSlough council seeks CPO to unlock £450m regeneration
Disputed land earmarked by council as key site for £450m town redevelopment
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NewsContractor Kinetics goes bust
Begbies Traynor to be appointed administrator of £100m-turnover firm
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NewsEnterprise puts brave face on £135m loss
Financial director says the firm has turned a corner despite losses in 2010
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NewsPlanning stats: Residential projects and approvals Jul 2010 - Jun 2011
Residential projects only recovered from their dip in May in the North of England and the Midlands
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FeaturesCase studies: houses built to 2016 zero-carbon standards
The government’s recent announcement that ’zero-carbon homes’ need not include appliances will allow future green housing to ditch peculiar solar panel-toting designs to resemble, well, normal houses. Building tours some schemes that fit the bill
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CommentDevelopment: The cashless society
Yes, money is tight, yes, the challenges are many, but local authorities that work with others and use their assets creatively can still build great places to live
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CommentBring back Garden Cities for the 21st century
Now is the time for council leaders to rediscover our planning heritage, re-imagining the garden cities for the 21st century.
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NewsShapps pushes Liverpool FC for ‘urgent’ stadium decision
£500m stadium represents key private sector investment for regeneration of Anfield area