All Development articles
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OnlineLondon 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.
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News
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.
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Online
Rangeford Villages acquires later-living site
Rangeford Villages has acquired Homewood Grove, a later-living site in Chertsey.
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Insight
We need green-belt housing too
Guess which London borough we are talking about. “The largest number of units delivered in any one year (357) equates to 25% of the annual average needed.
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Insight
CO-RE duo explain why they are betting big on a London office recovery
The duo behind developer CO-RE tell Property Week why they are betting big on a London office recovery with two major projects in the capital.
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Online
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.
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Markets
Middlewood Locks in on future as mixed-use neighbourhood
Scarborough Group’s £1bn development set to connect cities of Manchester and Salford.
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News
Number of construction starts in Q1 87% down year on year
The total number of new construction starts in the first quarter of 2021 was 60% lower than in the first quarter of 2020 and 78% lower than in the first quarter of 2019, according to new data from Datscha.
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Online
Edmond de Rothschild funds £43m Rugby BTR development
Edmond de Rothschild Real Estate Investment Management (REIM) has agreed to forward-fund a build-to-rent development in Rugby for £43m.
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News
Crest Nicholson launches Surrey housing development
Crest Nicholson has launched Catteshall Court, a development on the banks of River Wey in Godalming, Surrey.
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Professional
Government’s PDR plans face fierce opposition from the industry
Experts and professional bodies warn that change-of-use regulations will have unintended consequences.
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News
Q&A: Public Sector Plc’s chief exec Paul Brown on public-private projects
Public Sector Plc chief exec on relations between developers and local authorities.
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News
Riverstone in talks for schemes worth £500m
Later-living developer launches sales of apartments in Kensington and Fulham.
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News
Barratt Developments expects increase in completions on strong demand
Barratt Developments said it expects to increase wholly-owned completions to between 16,000 and 16,250 homes in its year to June 2021, along with around 650 joint venture home completions.
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News
Green shoots of recovery start to appear in construction sector
The green shoots of recovery are starting to appear in the construction industry, reveals the Gleeds Spring 2021 Market Report.
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Insight
Out with the new, in with the old
With sustainability now a vital concern for the logistics sector, James Halliwell investigates how the dilapidations process can be made more eco-friendly.
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Insight
Ivanhoé Cambridge bets big on a greener future
Canadian real estate giant Ivanhoé Cambridge is bringing forward a net-zero carbon, 135-acre industrial space in Milton Keynes. Property Week talks to the firm’s Karim Habra about the commercial benefits of sustainability.
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Interview with Ian Worboys, former P3 Logistics Parks chief executive
Former P3 Logistics Parks chief executive Ian Worboys is back, this time growing US developer TCC’s European logistics business. He talks to Property Week about his plans and why he won’t be retiring any time soon.
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Online
Basildon’s Eastgate Shopping Centre set for resi conversion
Eastgate Shopping Centre in Basildon is set to be transformed into a 2,800-home residential-led scheme.
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Insight
A levelling-up boost for housing
By ‘eck, the BBC is to drag swathes of its London staff up North and the regions in the name of the government’s ‘levelling up’ agenda. It’s bound to price some locals out of the market. And not just for their macchiatos.
