All Development articles – Page 9
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NewsIndustry 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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News
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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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.
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Calling the UK real estate sector to action on the climate crisis
The new year brought fires and flooding and the realisation that the climate crisis was something the real estate sector had to shoulder some responsibility for.
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Insight
Building with the planet in mind
Having supported the launch of the National Infrastructure Commission’s report this month setting out the UK’s first design principles for infrastructure around climate, people, places and value, I have to wonder what role we as built environment professionals should have around the environmental, social and corporate governance agenda. The answer, ...
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Government urged to pay remediation costs
Open letter calls for multi-billion-pound fund to make residential buildings safe.
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Birmingham tops CBRE’s list of likely BTR regional hotspots
Leeds is second in list of top 20 locations where BTR development is set to soar on the back of strong demand.
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Insight
The art of making mixed-use work
To create great places, managing agents need to collaborate with architects, developers and residents.
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Insight
Can we expect more ‘hobbit homes’?
Editor: With changes to planning mooted in order to hit government housebuilding targets, the drive for quantity may have a negative effect on the quality of space in UK homes (‘ What does the election result mean for the planning system ?’).
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Online
Croydon council set to greenlight world’s tallest modular building
Tide Construction’s plans for the world’s tallest modular building have been recommended for approval by Croydon council officers.
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Airspace development: involve stakeholders early
Editor: The prospect of creating new homes in the ‘air rights’ on top of existing buildings offers the opportunity to significantly increase the number of homes being built, which could help ease the housing crisis in London .
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News
Adlington ramps up development activity
Business outlines ambition to become top-three retirement living developer
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Online
FEC reveals plans for £250m resi scheme in Canary Wharf
Far East Consortium (FEC) has unveiled plans for a £250m residential-led scheme in Canary Wharf after it bought a 49,000 sq ft site.
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Online
Government plan to cut the cost of homes by a third for first-time buyers
Housing secretary, Robert Jenrick, has announced the government’s plan to cut the cost of some new homes for first-time buyers by a third.
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Insight
How Landsec is pioneering efficient construction methods at Southwark scheme
Rob Brown reports on how Landsec is pioneering more efficient construction methods at 105 Sumner Street
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Online
BoKlok UK buys first three development sites
Modular housing venture BoKlok UK has exchanged on its first three development sites.
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Markets
Housing slow to take root on disused Garden Festival site
Remediation is hurdle for Liverpool scheme.
