All Development articles
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MarketsHousing slow to take root on disused Garden Festival site
Remediation is hurdle for Liverpool scheme.
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Insight
Airspace: lenders must catch up
Airspace developments have hit the headlines in a big way recently. Planning policy is on board, housing secretary Robert Jenrick is on board and increasingly advanced construction methods are at our disposal. There is a clear appetite to build upwards as a solution to providing housing in dense areas.
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Online
Jenrick announces new building safety measures
Housing minister Robert Jenrick has announced new measures to improve building safety standards.
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News
Kings Mall hailed as a ‘great location’ for small IKEA store
Deteriorating state of retail market has not put IKEA sister company Ingka off buying Hammersmith centre.
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News
New quotas would ‘change dynamic’ of Salford market
Affordable housing requirements in draft local plan would prove challenging for developers, claim experts
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Insight
Creating thriving places to live
With the arrival of a new decade come critical challenges and opportunities for the new parliament.
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News
Watkin Jones shelves plan to create BTR fund
Developer says investor demand is so strong that it does not need its own vehicle
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Professional
New initiative gives fresh hope for affordable housing delivery
Industry is cautiously optimistic that government’s First Homes policy will succeed where Starter Homes failed.
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News
U+I unveils £1.4bn Mayfield scheme
Property Week can exclusively reveal the first detailed image of the Mayfield Partnership’s masterplan for its mammoth £1.4bn Mayfield scheme in Manchester.
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Richard Desmond wins planning battle for Printworks
Richard Desmond’s plans for the £1bn Westferry Printworks site on the Isle of Dogs, which were previously rejected by the planning inspector, have now been given the green light.
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News
Housebuilder shares hit new highs in 2019
Stock market value of UK-listed housebuilding firms shot up by 42.4% in 2019
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Insight
BTL cannot compete with BTR
Buy-to-let used to be all the rage. Developers keen to score some early runs packaged up enough ‘off-plan sales’ to make a Far East sales trip worth the air tickets and liver damage.
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Online
Key takeaways from this year’s Student Accommodation event
Conference attendees discuss challenges surrounding late delivery, sustainability and PBSA affordability.
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News
Sale better than IPO for iQ, experts believe
Industry says selling the student portfolio would be more beneficial to owners.
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News
Get Living embraces new MMC at East Village scheme
Mace claims High Rise Solutions method offers significant environmental, cost and efficiency benefits
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Professional
Merits of plan to extend PDR upwards called into question
Plans to allow homeowners to add extra storeys without planning permission come under fire from industry.
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Insight
Interview with Urban & Civic’s Nigel Hugill and Robin Butler
To mark Urban Civic’s 10th anniversary, Nigel Hugill and Robin Butler show Liz Hamson around their crowning glories in Alconbury and Rugby
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News
Can we crack modular housing?
For decades, modular housing has been the sector’s equivalent of nuclear fusion: the imagined fount of limitless supply has always been just over the horizon… but never quite within reach.
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News
Resolving London Plan issues key
How much should the public sector intervene in the development world? It’s a hot topic right now as the general election gets closer, with political parties making promises that could have an impact on many aspects of the property market.
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News
Questions asked after Bolton student accommodation blaze
Industry says there is ‘still a way to go’ when it comes to fire safety, particularly relating to cladding on buildings
