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NewsHammerson appoints new director of Ireland
Hammerson has announced Connor Owens as its new director of Ireland.
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Markets
Leicester goes for the home run
But the city’s bold plans for housing and employment sites face challenges.
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Online
Bellway resumes dividend despite plummeting profit
Housebuilder Bellway is to resume its dividend payments to investors despite a 64% fall in profit during the year to the end of July.
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Online
Investec agrees £36m loan on Comer Homes’ Woolwich scheme
Investec’s Structured Property Finance team has agreed to provide Comer Homes with a £36m, five-year senior debt facility to fund the development of the final phase of Mast Quay in Woolwich, London.
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Online
Notting Hill Genesis launches fire safety review of six residential blocks
One of London’s largest housing associations is to undertake a comprehensive safety review across a six-block residential development in London following advice that the construction of the buildings may be putting residents at risk.
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Online
ilke Homes selected to deliver Nottinghamshire site
ilke Homes is set to deliver up to 140 homes in Nottinghamshire after being selected by Nottinghamshire County Council to regenerate a brownfield site in Arnold.
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Markets
Basingstoke’s housing boost
The Manydown scheme is aiming to attract London commuters post-lockdown.
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Insight
Affordable homes will play a vital role in the economy's recovery
The activities of the housing, construction and property sectors have a tremendous economic impact. For every £1 spent on construction alone, £2.84 of economic activity is generated, with 90% of this spending retained in the UK. As the country looks to the post-pandemic recovery, our sector will have a massive ...
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Online
Barratt forward sales ahead of last year
Housebuilding giant Barratt Developments has hailed a sharp rise in forward sales.
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News
PfP igloo brings 2020 release dates of over 200 homes forward and looks to expand
Developer PfP igloo has accelerated plans to release over 200 homes for sale across three UK cities over the next 12 months.
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News
London housing scheme plans unveiled by developer Southern Grove
Plans for a £22m London housing scheme have been unveiled by developer Southern Grove.
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Online
Impact Modular wins place on £2bn housing contract
The modular construction arm of Robert Whitton and Nick Shattock’s new development venture Impact Property Group has been awarded a £303m contract to deliver homes for housing associations and local authorities.
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DTZ stumps up £70m for new Collective co-living scheme in Wandsworth
DTZ Investors has provided £70m to The Collective to forward fund a 310-room co-living scheme in Earlsfield, London.
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Professional
Homeowners facing External Wall System (EWS) policy woes
Three million homeowners are currently unable to sell their properties as they do not have an external wall system (EWS) certificate verifying the fire resilience of their properties. This is grossly unfair and suggests government policy is ineffective.
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Online
McCarthy & Stone teams up with Anchor Hanover in major partnership
McCarthy Stone and Anchor Hanover, England’s largest not-for-profit provider of specialist housing and care for people in later life, have announced a development partnership which will see the retirement living providers deliver a range of later living communities across England.
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Online
Inland Homes sells two BTR assets in High Wycombe
Leading brownfield developer and housebuilder Inland Homes has sold two assets in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, to two separate build-to-rent (BTR) funds.
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News
Knight Frank tips BTR sector to triple in size
The build-to-rent market could triple in size in the the next few years, suggests a joint report by Knight Frank and HomeViews.
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News
Mayor of London launches housing mentoring scheme
The Greater London Authority (GLA) and developer Mount Anvil have launched a housing mentoring scheme.
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News
New homes delivered through PDR must meet space standards
All new homes in England delivered through permitted development rights (PDR) must meet the nationally described space standard, the government has announced.
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News
Quarterly housing starts and completions lowest since record began
Q2 2020 saw the lowest number of new-build homes started or completed in England since records began in 2000, according to housing-supply figures from the ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
