Ciaran Nerval
Ciaran is a news reporter at Property Week.
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NewsDLUHC consults on cladding cost recovery proposals to protect leaseholders
The Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has launched a consultation seeking views on proposals that would force landlords to try all other avenues of cost recovery before going after leaseholders for cladding remediation work.
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Anchor launches plan for 5,700 later living homes in 10 years
Not-for-profit later living provider Anchor,is tendering for consultancy partners to support its plans to build 5,700 homes over the next 10 years.
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Regulator of Social Housing publishes findings on mould in homes
The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) yesterday published its initial findings on damp and mould conditions in England’s social houses, stating that while less than 5% of social homes have damp and mould conditions, landlords could do more to address the problem.
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Campaigners join forces to fight Liverpool Street development
A group of leading heritage and conservation bodies have joined forces to fight Sellar and Network Rail’s proposed development at Liverpool Street Station.
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Henley and Chartway to develop 162 Kent homes
Henley Investment Management (Henley) and Chartway Partnerships Group (Chartway) have agreed a deal to develop 162 new homes at Ebbsfleet Garden City, Property Week can reveal.
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Vigilance urged over overseas entities deals
Risk for UK parties buying property from overseas entities as register closes
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Q&A: Assael’s sustainability head on the race to net zero
Katie Cairns reveals how attitudes towards sustainability are changing and what more needs to be done.
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‘Risk for UK parties buying property from overseas entities’, as Register closes
UK property dealmakers have been warned to be extra vigilant regarding ownership of assets they are looking to acquire, after the deadline passed for overseas entities with UK property to sign up to the Companies House Register of Overseas Entities (ROE).
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Tate case ruling raises concerns over privacy ramifications for developments
A ruling by the Supreme Court in a landmark case over privacy rights will have ramifications for future developments, property lawyers have warned. The court ruled against Tate Modern in a dispute over a viewing platform that local residents argued was intrusive.
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Industry calls on Gove for clarity over leaseholders pledge
Leaseholders and freeholders are calling for clarity from the government on their responsibility for building safety remediation works, following Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove’s recent pledge to abolish the leaseholder system, and his launch of mandatory remediation contracts for developers.
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SRE acquires 55,000 sq ft Aberdeen office investment
Standard Real Estate (SRE) has acquired Caledonian House, a 55,000 sq ft office building in Aberdeen, for an undisclosed sum.
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Landsec reports cities could become unliveable in 10 years without planning reform
UK Urban spaces are at risk of becoming unliveable within 10 years unless “meaningful policy reforms are taken”, according to a report from property giant Landsec.
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Q&A: Housing Hand’s COO on student accommodation crisis
Rent guarantor specialist Graham Hayward on what can be done to help students find affordable accommodation.
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Tory MPs back critical housing policy report
Four former housing ministers support study slamming government’s policy
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Industry reacts to RICS survey housing market projections
The housing sector has given an update to projections for the market in 2023, following the recent RICS residential survey, which showed further declines in demand from both housebuyers and renters.
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Ex-housing ministers back report slamming brownfield housing policy
A swathe of former housing ministers have come out in support of a report slamming the government’s current housing policy, claiming that building solely on brownfield sites cannot deliver the amount of homes needed in Britain.
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Godwin appoints Lesley Roberts as BTR director
Property developer Godwin Developments has appointed Lesley Roberts as director of build-to-rent (BTR) operations.
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Jewish Care campus plan receives funding from Lord Sugar and Ronson families
Lord Alan Sugar’s family, alongside Dame Gail Ronson and family, have made “game changing” pledges to the Jewish Care organisation to help fund its new Essex campus development.
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Agents launch £750m+ development opportunity in Kensington
Heythrop College, a 2.7-acre site in Kensington, has been put up for sale as a £750m-plus GDV development opportunity by Knight Frank and Savills.
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Housing market continues to weaken says RICS
Falling house prices and buyer demand continue to drive down the number of home sales being agreed, according to the latest RICS residential market survey.
