All Development articles – Page 17
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MarketsWhy moves to shine light on viability tests could backfire
Developers looking to bring residential schemes forward in Greenwich will now be forced to publish commercially sensitive information about those schemes if they are unable to meet the borough’s affordable homes quota.
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Markets
Why multi-let industrial isn't part of the development boom
Visitors to most UK towns these days are greeted by the sight of cranes, hoardings and roadworks.
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Online
Largest plot of NHS land to come to market is sold
North Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust has sold the 120 acre former Severalls Hospital site in Colchester, Essex to a consortium of housebuilders.
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Online
BL unveils Canada Water masterplan
British Land has showcased its early plans for the 46-acre Canada Water scheme, which will include up to 7m sq ft of development.
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News
JV plans waterside residential scheme
A new residential development joint venture has outlined plans to build a £40m waterside scheme (pictured) in Hayes, west London.
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Insight
TfL: London’s newest and greatest estate
For decades, it has been the sleeping giant of the property world.
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Online
Galliard and Cain Hoy buy wharf for £500m scheme
Galliard Homes and Cain Hoy have bought a 19-acre site in the Royal Docks for a £500m residential-led project.
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Online
London Land Commission publishes list of public sites
The London Land Commission has published the first ever comprehensive register of public land in London, listing 40,000 sites across the capital with the capacity to deliver a minimum of 130,000 homes.
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Online
Countryside and L&Q to develop former Ford factory
The Greater London Authority has selected Countryside and L Q to build 3,000 homes on the three million sq ft former Ford factory site at Beam Park in Dagenham.
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News
Taylor Wimpey snaps up three key central London sites
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has bolstered its prime central London portfolio by snapping up three key sites in emerging residential areas - with a total potential development value of hundreds of millions of pounds.
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Online
Green light for CNM's £300m Kingston scheme
CNM Estates has been granted planning permission for a £300m refurbishment and redevelopment of Tolworth Tower in Kingston Upon Thames.
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Online
JV company buys major Edinburgh site
A joint-venture company created by Amco Developments and Omni Developments has bought a key development site in Edinburgh city centre from Royal Bank of Scotland.
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Professional
Q&A: Yolande Barnes on the regeneration of England’s most run-down council estates
Following David Cameron’s pledge to regenerate 100 council estates, Savills’ Yolande Barnes talks about the new approach
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Markets
Q&A: Urban Catalyst on Purfleet regeneration plan
Last week, residential developer L Q agreed a deal to invest £27m in the first phase of a major regeneration project in Purfleet, Thurrock, on the Thames Estuary.
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News
Isleworth scheme gets go-ahead
Residential developer London Square has received planning permission to build a mixed-use scheme on London Road in Isleworth.
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Professional
Consensus gathers around plans to reform troubled Community Infrastructure Levy
Nearly eight years after the last Labour government introduced the CIL, the system still isn’t working.
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News
L&Q to invest £27m in Essex Media City-style scheme
L Q has announced that it will invest £27m in the development of a Media City-style scheme in Essex.
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News
Survey shows nine out of 10 in UK identify as Nimby
Nimbyism in Britain is at an all-time high, research consultancy Development Intelligence has found.
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News
Islington Merchants Hall to become offices and flats
Martin’s Properties has bought the historic Merchants Hall in Islington and plans to transform it into new offices and flats.
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Professional
Unlocking land for small developers will not be without its challenges
The government’s new move to unlock land for small developers by taking a direct commissioning approach to the building of homes on publicly owned land is welcome.
