All Housing articles – Page 3
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NewsBerkeley says it now takes eight years to build a flat in London and calls for tax cuts and red tape overhaul to kickstart building
Housebuilder says profits fell last year and warns “no prospect” for improvement in London market unless ministers act
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FeaturesVistry under pressure: what comes next for the housing partnerships giant?
A string of profit warnings and the departure of the chair and chief executive have seen Vistry’s value collapse by more than 80% in two years. Joey Gardiner assesses exactly how much trouble the partnerships housebuilder is now in
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NewsPlans submitted for 772-home second phase of Kodak factory masterplan
Scheme for L&Q inspired by site’s heritage of photography and manufacturing
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NewsDevonshire Homes goes into administration
Housebuilder has turnover of £52m and around 77 employees
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NewsBarratt Redrow appoints former Britvic executive as new CFO
Rebecca Napier joins £5.6bn-turnover housebuilder in August
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News£1bn Camden Film Quarter gets planning green light
Proposal by developer Yoo Capital includes 11 sound stages and 485 homes
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NewsCity Hall becomes active developer with £100m equity investment in 7,000-home Silvertown scheme
Mayor says job in Newham first in ‘major pipeline’ of sites to be unlocked through Singapore-style development arm
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NewsVistry invites staff to apply for ‘voluntary exit’ from company
CEO Adam Daniels sends memo to workforce announcing ‘voluntary exit scheme’ with ‘enhanced terms’ for those choosing to leave
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NewsHousing demand and sales remain in doldrums but decline stabilises, RICS says
RICS says ‘pace of decline no longer intensifying’ in latest UK Residential Market Survey
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NewsMore than 1,000 homes in Derby get council thumbs-up
Scheme being developed by shopping centre owner Derbion
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NewsTrade body calls on chancellor to accelerate £39bn social housing development funding
Kate Henderson warns asking housing associations to ‘scale back bids’ risks undermining progress on 300,000-home programme
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NewsHousing-led regeneration could unlock 500,000 homes in the North with right support, report says
Devolved £500m fund and dedicated minister for regeneration among recommendations of Renew inquiry into regeneration
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NewsBellway holds profit forecast despite dip in demand
Trading update shows private reservation rate and forward order book down on year prior
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NewsDelayed land deal set to eat further into Gleeson profit
Warning, made in wake of housebuilders slowing down building programmes, comes after firm booked £10m provision last month
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NewsCroudace moves back into the black but says government lacks housing policy cohesion
Housebuilder warns ‘build, baby build’ optimism in sector has fallen away
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NewsSpringfield wipes out debt and moves focus to north of Scotland opportunities
Housebuilder expects revenue of £245m in FY26 trading update
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NewsMuse and Homes England submit plans for 1,500-home Slough regeneration
Pair proposing to redevelop former university site in town centre
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FeaturesMaking Senze: How sophisticated energy monitoring can cut social housing retrofit costs by 75%
Technology firm Senze has shown live home monitoring can cut retrofit costs by targeting improvements more accurately than flawed EPC assessments, raising questions over the government’s fabric-first funding model for social housing decarbonisation, Thomas Lane reports
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NewsLandmark 30-year-old Bennetts office job faces wrecking ball
Influential scheme in Coventry was completed by Laing in 1995 but now faces being demolished to make way for housing
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FeaturesThe unlikely return of the back-to-back: how the viability crunch is leading to experimentation with older forms
As housing numbers crash, developers are seeking ways to reimagine projects, with a range of new – and old – forms being tried to move projects forward