Housebuilders

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  It’s time to diversify housing supply

  2020-09-24T00:00:00+01:00By Dave Sheridan

  Two policy changes stood out in long-awaited planning white paper ‘Planning for the future’ – the government’s blueprint for replacing England’s outdated, post-war planning rulebook with a radically new system.

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  Industry expresses doubts over the affordable homes programme

  2020-09-17T00:00:00+01:00By Mitchell Labiak

  Social housing bodies among those criticising the government’s emphasis on home ownership over rent.

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  Housebuilders given a six-month ultimatum

  2020-09-10T00:00:00+01:00By David Parsley

  CMA gives the top four housebuilders a deadline to address the issue of unfair leaseholds.

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  Q&A: Joseph Homes on its wellness-focused schemes

  2020-09-10T00:00:00+01:00By Emma Shone

  Co-founder and chief executive Joseph Rajah explains what B Corp certification means for the business

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  Homes England enter joint venture with Invest & Fund

  2020-09-09T11:15:00+01:00By Anviksha Patel

  The government’s housing accelerator Homes England has entered into a seven-year partnership with Invest & Fund.

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  Jenrick releases details of £12bn affordable housing programme

  2020-09-08T00:01:00+01:00By Mitchell Labiak

  Housing secretary Robert Jenrick has released details of how the £12.2bn affordable housing programme announced in March’s budget will work.

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  Vistry rebounds from lockdown profit slump

  2020-09-08T07:28:00+01:00By David Parsley

  Housebuilder Vistry expects a strong recovery in profit over the second half of 2020 after swinging to a £12.2m loss in the first six months of the year.

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  Housing group seeks £250m listing to get homeless off streets

  2020-09-07T06:48:00+01:00By David Parsley

  Alvarium Home REIT Advisors, which develops homes for the homeless, has revealed it intends to list on the London Stock Exchange.

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  UK’s leading housebuilders threatened with court action over potential mis-selling scandal

  2020-09-04T07:04:00+01:00By David Parsley

  The competition watchdog has warned four of the country’s biggest housebuilders that it could take them to court after it found evidence of unfair terms in contracts with homebuyers, and potential mis-selling.

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