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All Development articles – Page 7
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NewsQ&A: ‘People don’t want to live in a soulless tower block’
Capital Centric’s Adam Higgins on why he thinks the desire for community-led living is stronger than ever.
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Professional
Will “Project Speed” help Councils build more houses?
The coronavirus pandemic is likely to have a significant impact on the delivery of new homes.
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Insight
Developers must consider the neighbours
Editor: The government giveth with one hand and taketh with the other in its planning system reforms ( ‘Industry reacts to Boris Johnson’s Covid-19 recovery speech’ ).
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News
PDR extension comes under fire from property experts
Industry raises concerns over effectiveness and quality of government’s controversial extension to PDR.
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News
Railway car parks are ripe for development
LCR’s chief executive Peter Hawthorne on teaming up with Network Rail
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Insight
Alternative fix for housing crisis
It is no secret that the UK is suffering from one of the worst housing crises in generations.
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News
Q&A: Moda Living’s MD on technology and wellbeing
Johnny Caddick discusses the developer’s response to the Covid-19 lockdown and the future of build-to-rent.
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Professional
What does new airspace PDR mean for resi developers?
Experts question the benefits of the right to build upwards when weighed against potential costs
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Insight
Time for action on cladding crisis
The bravado and bluster from the government has so far not had the desired effect of expediting complex cladding remediation works.
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News
Will stamp duty exemption keep the housing market moving?
Experts question whether measure will increase transactions and say it disadvantages first-time buyers.
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News
Q&A: Student Roost expects the sector to continue to pick up
Chief executive Nathan Goddard discusses the impact of lockdown, growth plans and investor appetite.
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Professional
Cost disputes brewing over Covid-19 construction delays
Mediation is key to defusing rows between tenants, developers and contractors over who picks up the tab
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Online
Developer gets go ahead for redevelopment of Greenwich police site
The Malins Group has been given the green light to redevelop the former police married quarters site in West Greenwich.
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News
Q&A: Telford Homes CEO on the BTR market in London
Jon Di-Stefano is ramping up Telford’s build-to-rent strategy less than a year after it was acquired by CBRE.
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Online
City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep4: Lack of Grade A space driving appetite for regional regeneration
Demand for quality workspace in regional cities will see continued interest from institutional investors in urban regeneration projects argues Chris Darroch of Federated Hermes.
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Online
City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep3: York Central - a historic opportunity for patient capital
One of Britain’s most iconic cities, York, has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reposition itself for the digital age. Ian Gray, project director at Homes England and Network Rail and Avison Young’s Stuart Howie discuss why York Central ’s time may finally have come.
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News
Hadley secures key east London development site
Regeneration specialist Hadley Property Group has completed the purchase of its largest site to date, Blackwall Yard in east London, from Thomson Reuters.
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News
British Land’s Simon Carter on putting sustainability first
The company has streamlined the sustainability targets in its 2030 strategy to focus on two key areas.
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News
MMC set to benefit from the post-Covid housing delivery push
As research predicts that a fifth of homes will be built using MMC by 2030, the government looks to play a bigger role in its delivery.
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Markets
Developers bank on Brixton
The spot is known for its nightlife, but offices are starting to make inroads.
