Latest Development News
Oxford University receives consent for redevelopment of Hertford College
Oxford University has secured planning and listed building consent for an extensive redevelopment of Hertford College.
London Square targets expansion as annual profit rises despite pandemic
Residential developer London Square produced an increase in profit despite completed fewer homes during the pandemic struck year to the end of March.
Artisan launches £65m resi development in Leeds
Nationwide urban regeneration property developer Artisan Real Estate has started work on a £65m, 263-home sustainable development in Kirkstall, Leeds.
Rangeford Villages acquires later-living site
Rangeford Villages has acquired Homewood Grove, a later-living site in Chertsey.
British Land gives Aldgate Place phase 2 green light
British Land has announced its commitment to develop phase 2 of Aldgate Place, a 136,000 sq ft residential-led, mixed-use scheme on the City fringe.
Number of construction starts in Q1 87% down year on year
Edmond de Rothschild funds £43m Rugby BTR development
Crest Nicholson launches Surrey housing development
Q&A: Public Sector Plc’s chief exec Paul Brown on public-private projects
Riverstone in talks for schemes worth £500m
Barratt Developments expects increase in completions on strong demand
Green shoots of recovery start to appear in construction sector
Basildon’s Eastgate Shopping Centre set for resi conversion
Countryside gets green light for north-west London scheme
Retirement Villages Group unveils £2bn development programme
St Modwen teams up with Oxford University college for resi and industrial scheme
Hadley Property Group and Clarion Housing Group submit plans for Homebase redevelopment
London Fire Brigade queries ‘unusual’ construction methods
Public confidence crisis over new community developments
One Housing teams with Tonic for LGBT+ retirement scheme
Levelling Up will be watered down without meanwhile housing
Urban housing needs in the UK are changing rapidly. Nearly 85% of England’s population live in cities, yet proportionally, the stock of affordable housing in cities and towns has decreased dramatically.
