All Development articles
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InsightHomes England is transforming
Since returning from the RESI Convention last month, I’ve been reflecting on the changes I’ve seen at Homes England since I joined almost two years ago.
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News
CRoW Act protects huge chunk of land from development
A chunk of land seven times larger than Greater London is protected from development under England’s ancient common land laws, research from property data firm Search Acumen reveals.
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Markets
Little Ships on course to find a BTR solution
Founder of non-profit BTR developer plans small schemes on brownfield sites as part of vision to tackle housing crisis.
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Markets
Can BTR developers give the public what they want?
Samuel Horti asks if BTR developers can close the gap between their offer and what renters want
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Online
To scale up housing, we need to power up partnerships
Offsite manufacturing has been at the forefront of the housing agenda over the past year.
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News
Experts assess likely impact of new national design guide
Guide launched at Tory party conference is intended to give residents more say in design of developments
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Professional
Pond Farm case shows shift in attitude towards air pollution
Developers may have to start taking environmental impact more seriously after Gladman’s proposal was rejected
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Online
Trump gets approval to build 550 homes at Aberdeenshire golf resort
The Trump Organization has won planning approval to build a scheme featuring 550 homes and holiday villas at the US president’s golf course in Aberdeenshire.
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Online
L&G Edinburgh BTR scheme wins planning approval
The Legal General-backed Skyliner Build-to-Rent (BTR) scheme in Edinburgh has won planning approval and is expected to rise on Leith docks by 2022.
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Insight
Can Hines deliver mixed-use Cherrywood scheme?
Alex Howlett asks if Hines can succeed where so many have failed in delivering the huge mixed-use scheme
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Insight
Relationships key to BTR success
Any successful project starts with a sound understanding of the planning and development context, but when it comes to the build- to-rent (BTR) sector, research and engagement must go above and beyond.
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News
The Collective moves towards mixed-use
Co-living firm’s James Penfold discusses plan for Hackney Wick and Harrow schemes
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Insight
Beauty is back in housebuilding
This summer, there has been a wave of initiatives to put beauty back into housebuilding.
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Insight
The future of airspace development
As Lambert Smith Hampton and Hamptons International team up to launch a dedicated airspace business, are other advisory firms likely to follow suit?
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News
Cracks emerge in the supported living model
Peel Hunt note suggests that high rents for supported living are unsustainable.
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Online
Fortwell Capital secures first Scottish deal with care home developer
Fortwell Capital has provided a £40m revolving credit facility to Scottish care home developer Simply UK.
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News
Nationwide moves into resi with not-for-profit scheme
Building society hopes Swindon project will inspire other ‘responsible organisations’ to become developers
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Insight
Twitter debate: #RESIdebate homes in on UK modular
Property Week and Savills took to Twitter to debate the potential of offsite construction in the resi sector.
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News
Ballymore submits plans for 217,000 sq ft office building in Nine Elms
Ballymore has submitted plans for a 13-storey office building in the Nine Elms district of south-west London.
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News
Harworth Group enlists Core Living to pursue build-to-rent plans
Build-to-rent specialist Core Living has teamed up with Harworth Group to pursue plans for the development of up to 500 homes on four sites in Yorkshire and Leicestershire.
