All Development articles – Page 19
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NewsPublic confidence crisis over new community developments
The property industry faces a public confidence crisis over its ability to deliver schemes that are truly in the interests of local communities, reveals a damning new survey conducted by Urban Land Institute UK (ULI UK) and YouGov.
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NewsOne Housing teams with Tonic for LGBT+ retirement scheme
A £5.7m loan from GLA for Lambeth development marks an important milestone for the later living sector.
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NewsRomal Capital to create £100m Liverpool waterfront development
Global property developer Romal Capital has committed £100m to redevelop a derelict brownfield area into a mixed-use scheme on Liverpool’s Central Docks.
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OnlineBellway and Latimer JV secures site for 1,200 homes in Cambridge
Bellway and Latimer, the development arm of Clarion Housing Group, have secured a site to develop 1,200 homes in Cherry Hinton, Cambridge.
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OnlineSkyroom launches £100m fund to deliver homes for key workers
Skyroom has launched a Key Workers Homes Fund of £100m to support the delivery of homes for key workers across London.
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NewsHouse prices forecast to grow 4% following Budget stimulus
House price expectations have been bolstered by the government’s Budget stimulus.
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NewsLondon authorities sitting on £1.29bn of CIL and S106 cash
PW investigation reveals planning authorities have yet to spend £1.29bn in contributions from developers
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OnlineGodwin Developments submits plans for 336-apartment BTR scheme
Godwin Developments has submitted plans for a 336-apartment build-to-rent (BTR) scheme on the edge of Sheffield city centre, in South Yorkshire.
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OnlineConstruction bosses launch gender equality campaign
A group of influential construction industry executives are calling for a shake-up in construction to address the industry’s “appalling track record” on gender.
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NewsChurch of England report calls for ‘truly affordable’ homes
Report suggests the Church can build 28,500 homes on land it owns as part of solution to the housing crisis
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OnlineASI’s Centre Court shopping centre to be snapped up for £70m
Romulus Construction is under offer to buy Aberdeen Standard Investments’ Centre Court shopping centre in Wimbledon for around £70m.
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OnlineSheffield tower set to receive green light for extra floors
Hallam Towers in Sheffield is expected to receive planning permission to add an additional two floors to the 15-storey tower.
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InsightFired up for expansion in industrial development
Firethorn Trust is new to the industrial development scene, but has already closed a string of deals. Property Week talks to founders Peter Mather and Chris Webb
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OnlineImpact Capital Group launches new lending arm
Property and construction firm Impact Capital Group has launched a new business arm that will provide financing solutions to external developers.
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InsightLeaseholders and developers attack cladding plan
Critics say £3.5bn government plan to tackle fire safety crisis does not go far enough or spread cost fairly
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OnlineGleeds report finds optimism for construction industry
Hopes of a bounceback in the construction industry have been brought to light in a new report.
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NewsPlans revealed for third attempt at brutalist IBM building redevelopment
Wolfe Commercial Properties Southbank has revealed its third set of plans to redevelop the brutalist IBM building on London’s South Bank.
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OnlineKooky acquires two buildings to build BTR portfolio
Boutique build-to-rent (BTR) brand Kooky has acquired two more apartment blocks for £20.5m as the company continues to assemble a portfolio of properties in locations surrounding London.
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NewsStrettons eyes buyers looking for lots of redevelopment potential
Properties offering redevelopment opportunities are expected to be the star performers at Strettons’ next auction, on 17 February.
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OnlineCouncil swoops on Brent South Shopping Park for £55m
The London Borough of Barnet has exchanged contracts to buy Brent South Shopping Park for about £55m.
