All Housing articles – Page 98
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NewsCrest Nichloson names new east of England boss
New managing director will manage the firms £200m turnover east of England business
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NewsSpringfield Properties forecasting hefty annual profit hike
Listed housebuilder also predicts turnover for the year will be up more than a quarter
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FeaturesEastern promise
Jim Dunton looks at whether Japan’s successful ‘car factory’ approach could help British housebuilders meet the government’s 300,000-units-a-year target in the future
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NewsPlanners recommend Haringey bins 6,000-home deal with Lendlease
Contractor says it is still open to working with council “to address its urgent housing needs”
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NewsL&G finally poised to roll out factory-built houses
Housebuilder says it has overcome manufacturing constraints that delayed launch of first homes
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FeaturesBreaking the traditional housing model: James Lidgate talks to Building
L G has ambitious plans to set up a diversified housing business delivering 15,000 homes a year – a large share of them modular
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NewsTelford Homes on the hunt for build-to-rent investor
Investor partnership the “most productive way of delivering increased [BTR] development” says housebuilder
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CommentWhat is on Kit Malthouse's to-do list
With the introduction of Kit Malthouse as the latest housing minister, TLT’s David Smithen hopes that he will resist the temptation to demonise the development industry
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FeaturesProjects: For a new generation
On a vast regeneration site in London’s Wembley Park, developer Quintain is building what it hopes will be the UK’s largest build-to-rent scheme
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NewsGalliford Try set to turn former hospital into homes
Work involves building 350 homes at Bristol site
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CommentWhen it comes to building affordable homes, Dutch courage is called for
hile political initiative and leadership for affordable housing is more reliable and convincing in the Netherlands than it has been in the UK, we need a bit of Dutch courage to tackle Britain’s housing crisis head-on, says Martin Bellinger
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CommentThe UK has a critical shortage of homes suitable for retirement
There are around 720,000 homes suitable for retirement in the UK - according to research conducted last year - but these properties can only accommodate seven per cent of the elderly population in the UK
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NewsWestminster approves 750 home development
Scheme by Arup will be built next door to Chelsea Barracks scheme
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NewsHousing association launches £2.4bn fire safety framework
Initiative will be made available to public bodies across England and Wales
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NewsPlymouth housing authority appoints contractor for cladding work
Exeter firm Mi-Space is set to replace composite cladding on three towers
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NewsKit Malthouse named new housing minister
Junior minister from the Department for Work and Pensions becomes fourth housing minister in two years