All articles by Doug Morrison – Page 12
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Prime London houses suffer from credit crunch
The credit crunch has taken its toll on prime central London housing after annual growth levels fell in the third quarter – the first quarterly slow down in two years, according to Savills.
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Public wants to live in green homes
But survey shows that 58% would be concerned about the cost
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Building, Buying,Branding
Doug Morrison joins 800 developers, investors and advisers at Resi 07, Property Week and the British Property Federation’s new extravaganza for the residential and regeneration worlds. Photographs by Oliver Knight.
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Hitchcox and Handelsman reunite in London tie-up
Manhattan Loft duo among sextet to develop midmarket flats in regeneration areas
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Bromley conference centre to convert to luxury homes
Millgate Homes pays £16m for green belt Sundridge Park complex
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Rising build costs to hamper housebuilder targets
Industry wage rise and labour shortage contribute to housing construction costs
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BPF: no need to cover green belt with new homes
Federation responds to think tank report calling for 1.8 million new homes on greenfield land
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Regeneration areas outperform market
Total returns for shops, offices, industrial and housing in regeneration areas have outperformed their respective sectors in more established locations over the past five years, according to Investment Property Databank (IPD).
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Bellway charges up Hull with £500m regeneration contract
Good news for weather-ravaged city as developer is selected for Pathfinder project
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Oracle worker
Oracle founder David Burke tells Doug Morrison about the company’s reinvention as a housebuilder
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Glenkerrin clinches £27m Docklands site pre-planning
3.2 acre industrial Westferry Road site sells for £3.4m more than asking price
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Bellway secures housing boost at £5bn Greenwich Peninsula
Bellway Homes to begin construction on the first phase of £5bn regeneration scheme
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Hammer falls at £30m for South Bank Uni site
Mount Anvil pays £5m more than asking price for south London site amid fears of oversupply
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Government slated over Thames Gateway
Government housing policy has come under renewed attack following yesterday’s about-turn on the introduction of Home Information Packs.
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Buccleuch goes Native
A £200m private equity fund will be one result of Buccleuch Property buying 50% of Native Land. Doug Morrison reports
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Lend Lease plans £1.5bn Olympics fund
Lend Lease is drawing up plans for a £1.5bn residential investment fund based on the athletes’ village which the Australian property and construction group is building for the 2012 Olympics in London.
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England’s housing will get scarcer and dearer, says Cala
Housebuilder warns that regional planning strategies will not keep up with building targets
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Resi made easy
Doug Morrison hears how Grant Bovey built a £170m property business in three years