All Housebuilders articles – Page 4
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NewsAvant Homes launches North Yorkshire division with £206m of development
Avant Homes has announced that it will deliver 726 homes across five developments in North Yorkshire, with a total gross development value of £206m.
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DLUHC launches NPPF consultation with focus on local plans
Incentives for more local authorities to adopt new-style local plans and the introduction of National Development Management Policies, to provide consistency for small and medium housebuilders, are among the proposals in the government’s long-awaited consultation to update the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), published yesterday.
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Flagship Homes 'monitoring development programme'
Housebuilder and manager Flagship Homes said it is “monitoring its development programme closely” as the number of new units it completed in the six months to 30 September fell to 259 from 302 in the same period in 2021.
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Brownfield land for a million homes lying dormant, says CPRE
Countryside charity CPRE has identified brownfield sites that it says could support the development of over 1.2 million homes.
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Ham Close 452-home plan greenlighted
Housebuilder The Hill Group and London housing provider Richmond Housing Partnership (RHP) have gained approval to build 452 homes in Ham, south-west London, replacing 1960s blocks of flats.
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Bargate Homes MD Mark White joins housing APPG
Mark White, managing director of Hampshire-based housebuilder Bargate Homes, has been invited to join the advisory board for the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Housing Market and Housing Delivery.
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95% mortgage scheme set to launch in new year
A scheme designed to make 95% mortgages more readily available to people buying new homes will be launched in the new year, with the support of more than 50 housebuilders.
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Social housing review prompts action from industry
The National Housing Federation (NHF) is to develop a national action plan to improve the quality of social housing in England following the publication of the Better Social Housing Review this week.
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Berkeley plans to put brake on development as costs increase
Housebuilder aims to maximise cash generation from existing assets in face of rising costs and tax burden
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Pocket Living submits plans for 100% affordable scheme in London
Housing developer Pocket Living has submitted a planning application for a 74-unit affordable housing development for first-time buyers in east London.
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Industry slams Gove’s move to water down housing targets
Knight Frank, BPF and housebuilders warn that making targets ’advisory’ will put a brake on housing supply.
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Michael Gove set to water down housing targets
Housing secretary Michael Gove is set to water down the government’s 300,000 new homes per year target following a Tory rebellion.
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Avant Homes wins approval for Leeds housing development
Avant Homes is to develop 192 homes in Leeds as part of the wider Skelton Gate regeneration scheme, after being granted planning permission for its £60m development.
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Avant Homes acquires site for £28m homes development
Housebuilder Avant Homes North East has acquired a 10-acre site in Catterick, North Yorkshire, for the development of 135 new homes with a gross development value of £28m.
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Q&A: Connells chairman on the evolution of the housing market
Stephen Shipperley, also co-founder of Rightmove, reflects on resi’s transformation over his 45-year career.
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Planning permissions for housebuilding at lowest rate in seven years
Planning approvals granted for homes in England are at their lowest rate since March 2015, according to data from real estate adviser Savills.
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Avant Home buys Bradford site
Avant Homes Yorkshire has acquired a 4.8-acre site in Cullingworth near Bradford, to develop 53 new-build homes with a gross development value of £13.6m.
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Swans Homes appoints new MD
Swan Homes has appointed Nathan Brough as managing director of the Doncaster-based house building operation.
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Johnson and Truss join Tory rebellion against Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill
Former prime ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss have joined a growing rebellion against the delayed Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill.
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Backbench rebellion halts vote on housebuilding targets
A vote on making the government’s 300,000 new homes a year target mandatory has been delayed after dozens of Tory backbenchers threatened to stage the first rebellion Rishi Sunak would face as prime minister.
