Latest Development News
Crystal Palace seeks £45m to kick off football stadium redevelopment
Premier League football club Crystal Palace is seeking to raise £45m to fund the redevelopment of its stadium in south east London, according to a report from Bloomberg.
Blaze pauses work on Lincoln and MGT’s Reading Station Hill tower
Work has remained paused on the One Station Hill office development in Reading, Berkshire, after a fire damaged the scheme last week.
Fire breaks out at Station Hill redevelopment project in Reading
A large fire broke out at the Station Hill redevelopment project in Reading on Thursday morning.
DLUHC confirms planning fees hike from next month
The government has confirmed that planning application fees will rise by 35% for major applications from 6 December.
Downing Property Finance secures £75m loan facility to support SME developers
Investment firm Downing LLP has secured a £75m, sustainability-linked loan from HSBC to help it back small and medium-sized developers.
Belfast City Council seeks development partner for £630m regeneration project
Shawbrook’s Terry Woodley on where modular construction fits into UK housebuilding
CBRE’s Trammell Crow enters European office market with Candour buy
UK real estate delivers second-weakest half year of new loan origination since Brexit
Savills’ October auction raises more than £36m
CMA publishes guidance to help businesses cooperate on environmental goals
HS2 Euston: Sunak repeatedly blocked requests for developer contributions
Cavalry Barracks developer goes into administration
Housebuilding jumps 75% in one quarter
BNG pushed back until January 2024
Lords lay waste to nutrient neutrality law changes as ‘party politics’ take over
Homes England seeks development partner for 860-home Hertfordshire scheme
Lord Heseltine calls for more devolution to help regeneration and development
Cassidy Group acquires site for third Nottingham PBSA scheme
Kew Waterside for sale with planning for senior-living development
Local Space’s Josie Parsons on why councils bulk-buying homes could tackle homelessness
One of the biggest drains on local authorities’ squeezed budgets is paying for temporary accommodation for people who fall into homelessness, usually through no fault of their own. It is not, in east London where Local Space operates, a ‘lifestyle choice’.