All Development articles – Page 7
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InsightInterview 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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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
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Markets
Developers get £30m to trial new construction techniques
Initiative set to focus on sustainability.
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Insight
Developers can help tackle crime
Recent crime reports have put Londoners on high alert. With reports of rising knife crime and robberies, paired with a decline in police numbers, a nervous atmosphere has crept into many communities.
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News
Develop Croydon puts BTR in the spotlight
BTR developers see big potential in the town but affordability remains a concern
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Schroders and Civitas team up for supported housing venture
The pair plans to develop 175 social supported housing schemes across the UK
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Candour is the key value for duo behind new developer
Founders talk about company’s ethos and first development, a JV in Bristol with Tristan Capital Partners
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Insight
BTR tops alternative investments
The end of Help to Buy is fast approaching. It feels symbolic, reflecting the UK population’s shifting attitudes away from an occupier-owner model to that of private renter. From 18-year-olds heading to university through to retirees looking to downsize, the UK residential landscape is undergoing seismic change.
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Not all tall buildings are created equal
Editor: I was pleased to hear a rallying cry from Johnny Ronan for tall buildings and the need to build cities higher , especially with the current emphasis on low-rise successes such as the RIBA Stirling Prize-winning Goldsmith Street scheme in Norwich.
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News
Fruition Properties Kensal Rise scheme gets green light
Fruition Properties has received planning permission for its mixed-use scheme in Kensal Rise in London.
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Retirement Living 2019: key takeaways for maturing sector
New business models, residents’ needs and future challenges for the sector were among event’s key topics
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Insight
How can tax-efficient schemes support property developers?
Looking at the skylines of the UK’s main cities, one cannot help but be amazed by the volume of residential and commercial construction currently under way.
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Insight
Design vital to housing delivery
If developers learn one thing from this year’s Stirling Prize winner, it is that they should invest time and energy in pursuing good-quality architecture in residential schemes – but this does not have to mean higher costs.
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News
Quintain’s new CEO outlines goals for Wembley and beyond
James Saunders says Wembley regeneration is still focus but new Irish arm is exploring opportunities
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MMC ‘not as disruptive’ as industry believes
Savills says social and environmental factors will have greater impact on housing
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Online
Regeneration of former Fife paper mill into mixed-use scheme gets green light
A £250m regeneration of a former Tullis Russell paper factory in Fife has been given the green light by Fife Council.
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Online
McVey brands north of England as the new ‘Silicon Valley’
Housing minister, Esther McVey has launched her new ‘centre of excellence’ for modular housing across the north of England.
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Insight
Homes England is transforming
Since returning from the RESI Convention last month, I’ve been reflecting on the changes I’ve seen at Homes England since I joined almost two years ago.
