Joey Gardiner
Covers: Housing, planning, regeneration and public policy. Also leads Building's news analysis section and undertakes special investigations
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NewsBallymore and Sainsbury’s tie up huge Kensington regen deal
Ladbroke Grove deal promises 2,800 homes and new town centre
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Peabody snaps up rival housing association to create £900m business
Move to bring in Catalyst as subsidiary will create 100,000-home landlord
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In Business: Hill Group’s Andy Hill
Founder and chief executive of the UK’s third-biggest privately owned developer on why he aims to focus on value and quality, rather than making money
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Boss of bid target Keepmoat admits sale of business is being considered by private equity owners
Housebuilder believed to be subject of bid from Kier Living buyer with firm also mulling float on stock exchange
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Planning reforms: the radical ideas that may now never happen
Last month’s by-election defeat saw Tory fears about the political impact of widespread planning reforms become a reality. The government now has little choice other than to water them down
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Terra Firma among bidders for Keepmoat
Privately owned housebuilder considering either sale or stock market flotation
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Banking giant sets up build to rent venture
Lloyds to buy 800 homes from developers by the end of next year
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Wates readied to take on Brick By Brick build out
Council report shows contractor set to be brought in to oversee troubled housing company
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Vistry warns on materials costs after ‘strong’ first half
Housebuilder maintains raised profit expectations and says build cost inflation being outpaced by growing house prices
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Fears raised over £1bn cost to industry of new building safety system
Cost of regulation could affect scheme viability as impact assessment shows burden on industry in first three years
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Croydon council set to turn down Urban Splash offer for Brick By Brick
Officers at cash-strapped London borough recommend sale is halted despite ’reasonable’ offer
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Homes England unveils plan for new development standards
Body drafts in BRE and Design Council to help it draw up ’strategic framework’
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Government to protect swathe of countryside from development
Big expansion to designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty planned, including parts of Home Counties
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Persimmon to pay compensation after competition investigation
Regulator is still pursuing Taylor Wimpey, Countryside and Barratt over sale of leasehold homes
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Croydon to decide on Brick By Brick sale next month
Housing quango Homes England brought in to run the rule over bid by Urban Splash
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Decision to allow 100-home green belt scheme could set new precedent
Hertfordshire scheme approved on appeal by inspector on the basis of housing demand alone
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Bellway upgrades price expectations as housing boom continues
Firm says labour and material shortages pushing construction costs up
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Government’s planning reforms criticised by MPs
Select committee calls on government to ‘revisit’ its zoning idea in reforms
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Is the future of build to rent suburban family homes? An interview with Present Made
Apache Capital has set up a business specifically to develop traditional homes for families. We spoke to co-founder Richard Jackson about his plans
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Redbridge gives green light to east London ‘Tesco town’
Collaboration between supermarket firm and Weston Homes to provide nearly 1,300 homes in Goodmayes
