All Development articles – Page 19
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OnlineDevelopers 'treat planning with contempt', says Hackney mayor
Hackney’s directly elected mayor today strongly criticised developers working in the capital for failing to respect local planning policies.
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News
NewRiver explores retail and resi options
NewRiver Retail is eyeing more retail and residential development opportunities from its recently enlarged pub portfolio as the company delivers a step change in profitability.
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News
Pluto provides £30m loan
Pluto Finance has provided Galliard Homes with a £30m stretched senior development loan for an office-to-residential conversion in Hounslow.
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Online
Government to review Community Infrastructure Levy
The government has launched a review into the Community Infrastructure Levy paid by developers to local authorities.
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Markets
Q&A: U+I's Richard Upton on the Movement development
Last week U+I, the new brand for the merged Development Securities and Cathedral Group, held a street party to celebrate the completion of its Movement project in Greenwich.
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Insight
The challenges of delivering a ‘City in the East’
The mayor of London’s recently released ambitions for housebuilding in the capital, encapsulated in the City in the East plan, is very much a reflection of the market’s independent view on housing supply in this part of the market.
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Online
Stanhope and Network embark on build to rent venture
Stanhope has joined forces with housing association Network to seek sites across London with potential for build to rent development.
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Online
Housing delivery hits six-year high
The number of new homes in England rose 25% in the last 12 months, reaching its highest level in six years.
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Markets
Need to know: government plans for ‘outdated’ prisons
George Osborne and justice secretary Michael Gove this week confirmed plans for the government to sell off a raft of outdated inner-city prisons, with the sites to be redeveloped.
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Online
Haringey seeks development partner for 20 sites
A development partner is being sought by Haringey Council to work on up to 20 sites across the borough and build around 5,000 homes.
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Online
Minister says Community Infrastructure Levy is stalling developments
Housing minister Brandon Lewis has said that the pooled structure of the Community Infrastructure Levy is making residential schemes unviable for some developers.
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News
Acorn dips into Bath scheme
Acorn Property Group has bought a six-acre development site in Bath, which includes a grade II-listed former girls’ school, for conversion into a £40m residential scheme.
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Markets
Housebuilder appetite for greenfield land dampens
Average greenfield development prices across England continued to slip in the third quarter as the rising cost of building and a weaker appetite for new sites among developers dampened demand.
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Online
UK must double housebuilding efforts to meet demand
The UK must build a minimum of 220,000 homes a year between now and 2031 to keep up with household growth projections, according to the Town Country Planning Association.
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Online
Newcastle gives green light to £100m Newgate Street project
McAleer Rushe has secured planning permission for a £100m mixed-use scheme on the site of a former shopping centre in Newcastle.
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Online
O’Flynn’s Tiger relaunches
Tiger Developments and Victoria Hall Management has relaunched its UK business after buying a series of assets from Blackstone.
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Online
St Modwen submits plans for Coventry
Regeneration specialist St Modwen has submitted a planning application to Coventry City Council for 137,000 sq ft of employment space at Whitley Business Park.
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Online
Manchester resi sites up for grabs
The Co-operative and Manchester Place are bringing four residential development sites in central Manchester to the market.
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Online
Chinese firm appointed on £700m Salford scheme
Scarborough Group International has selected Chinese construction firm Beijing Construction and Engineering Group (BCEGI) as contractor for its 24-acre Middlewood Locks development in Salford.
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Professional
It is vital for property developers to engage effectively with councils
Property development, no matter how you look at it, is about transforming communities.
