All Housebuilders articles
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OnlineInland Homes wins battle over Hillingdon development
Inland Homes has won it battle the London Borough of Hillingdon to develop 514 homes in the West London council area.
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Online
Taylor Wimpey shows post-lockdown boost
Housebuilding giant Taylor Wimpey saw home completions rocket 47% in 2021 as Covid restrictions eased, leading to demand from buyers increasing.
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News
‘Cheap shot to blame us for cladding crisis’
The government has been accused of “cheap shots” and “arse-covering” after asking developers to fork out up to £4bn to help remove unsafe cladding from blocks of flats.
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Online
Vistry hails “excellent performance” in 2021
Housebuilder Vistry Group has told investors it had an “excellent performance” in 2021 and expects profit to more than double that of the previous year.
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Government may use ‘legal means’ or tax levy to force developers to pay up to £4bn on cladding removal
The Government is set to ask developers to cover up to £4bn of cost to ensure more flat owners will not have to pay to remove dangerous cladding from lower-height buildings.
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News
Paragon provides finance for Burrington’s Winslade Park development
Burrington Estates has secured a £28m loan from Paragon Development Finance to fund its Winslade Park scheme near Exeter, Property Week can reveal.
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Listed housebuilders’ shares end 2021 up 10% year on year
Sector bounced back in December after falling as a result of rising input costs and base rate concerns.
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News
The 300,000-new-homes target is just a fantasy
Editor: I believe that it is time for the property industry to accept that we can only build 200,000 homes a year and leave behind the fantasy that we can build 300,000.
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Bellway and Redrow Homes partner for 750-home Chelmsford scheme
Bellway and Redrow Homes have jointly acquired a site in Great Leighs, Essex, to deliver a 750-home neighbourhood, Property Week can reveal.
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Insight
Has MMC’s moment finally come?
‘Modern’ methods of construction (MMC) have been the next big thing for building houses since the Romans or earlier.
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Online
Berkeley reveals robust half year figures
Upmarket housing developer Berkeley has posted a 26% leap in first half profit as the relaxation of Covid restriction boosted development and sales.
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Online
Redfern to step down at Taylor Wimpey after almost 15 years as CEO
Pete Redfern is to step down as chief executive of Taylor Wimpey, after more than 14 years in the role.
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Online
Yellow Brick seeks investment
Real estate development company Yellow Brick Estates is seeking corporate investment partners as it looks to expand its core buy-to-sell and built-to-rent activities in Greater London.
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News
Countryside appoints new strategic growth director
Countryside has appointed Kate Ives as strategic growth director to support the company’s expansion plans in London and the south of England.
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Online
O’Sullivan quits Galliard to seek new CEO role
Don O’Sullivan is set to step down as chief executive of Galliard Homes to “seek a new challenge elsewhere”.
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News
Why retrofitting buildings is so vital
Editor: In the context of COP26 and the heightened urgency for decarbonisation strategies, retrofitting existing buildings for new purposes is a positive measure to ensure the sustainability of the housing sector. Crucially, retrofitting also helps to address the chronic housing crisis in this country.
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Professional
Let’s take a fresh look at timber
After the Tulip was refused planning permission earlier this month, Property Week asked if the era of tall buildings in London was coming to an end.
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News
Q&A: Dominic Grace on his move to Joseph Homes
Former Savills resi head explains why he took strategic role at B-Corp developer.
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Online
Springfield buys Highlands housebuilder Tulloch Homes for £56.4m
Scottish housebuilder Springfield has struck a £56.4m deal to buy Thistle SPV2, the owner of Inverness-based Tulloch Homes.
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Online
Galliard in three-way JV on £300m housing schemes
Galliard Homes, Apsley House Capital and Wavensmere Homes have formed a partnership on two developments with a gross development value of £300m.
