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All Development articles – Page 9
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OnlineWhy is construction continuing on some sites and not others?
Mitchell Labiak asks why work continues at some construction sites but not others
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News
Chancerygate sells final unit in 101,000 sq ft development
Industrial developer Chancerygate has completed the disposal of the final unit at its Eaton Point scheme in Chorley, Lancashire.
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Online
Occupiers seeking renegotiated deals as coronavirus disruption bites
Occupiers are rethinking their space needs as they continue to test their employees’ ability to work from home, which could result in some deals being renegotiated, a new report from Savills has said.
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Online
Avison Young boost management portfolio with string of new mandates
Avison Young has boosted its real estate management portfolio with several new mandates to bring its portfolio to 120m sq ft nationally.
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Insight
The cash preservation society
“Cash is king.” Never has that well-worn business maxim been more imperative than now, as the country locks down in response to the global coronavirus pandemic.
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Insight
Housing: it’s time to reassess density
Editor: While the concept of social distancing has stalled the majority of the country’s housebuilding projects , it has also raised the question of whether today’s new homes and developments can handle future pandemics.
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MCI Developments co-founder launches new housebuilding business
A former director of the North West’s biggest land and housebuilding companies has set up a new property development business.
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Data reveals brightest London boroughs for BTR investment
Developers and investors looking to place a long-term bet on build-to-rent (BTR) in London should target Barking, Newham, Ealing, Greenwich and Hackney, according to exclusive research from BTR data provider Houzen.
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Uncertain consequences for construction projects can be avoided in future
The government’s new measures to combat coronavirus, announced on Monday evening, plunged the construction industry into confusion.
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Professional
What can property managers do to ensure tower blocks are fire-safe?
Following the Grenfell Tower fire, the government’s ban on the use of combustible materials in the external walls of high-rise residential buildings has had a far-reaching impact.
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New London housing targets fall short of true housing needs
London’s new housing targets do not reflect the capital’s true housing needs and, despite a rise in the number of planning consents, development will peak soon, suggests new data from Savills.
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EREC Estates plans to expand digs portfolio
Anglo-Chinese JV aims to grow student portfolio to 5,000 beds in three to five years
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Government extends PDR to boost SME residential development
Under new PDR, developers will not need planning permission to add two storeys to residential buildings
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Online
Manchester secures £50m funding for development of 5,500 homes
Manchester has been granted £51.6m of the Government’s Housing Infrastructure Fund to unlock more than 5,500 homes over the next 10 years.
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Industry opinion divided on Housing Sprint proposals
Critics question the viability of report’s key finding that expert committee should advise on housing delivery.
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Pace goes extra green mile at Cambridge site
Developer’s £150m scheme could be first BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ office in the city
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Insight
How to bring energy to buildings
Operating assets are the buzz phrase in real estate alternatives, yet investors have become increasingly comfortable with the reputational risk that comes with owning assets that are intrinsically linked with people’s lives.
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News
Coronavirus is yet to affect housing sector
House prices rise 0.3% in February with most buyers and sellers not worried
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We can futureproof the natural and built environment
The quest for net zero carbon and the ever-increasing urgency to halt climate change have garnered significant attention in recent months.
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CMA finds evidence of mis-selling in the leasehold housing sector
Authority believes housing developers treated leasehold homeowners unfairly and misled potential buyers.
