All Housebuilders articles – Page 7
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NewsLabour to reform Homes England, planning and development policy in manifesto
An early Labour manifesto described as the party’s full final policy platform has leaked ahead of the party conference next week.
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NewsHBF brands England ’the worst place to find housing in the developed world’
A report by the Home Builders Federation (HBF) has ranked England as the worst place in the developed world to find housing.
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NewsRedrow secures consent for first phase of £134m GDV Faversham housing scheme
Housebuilder Redrow has received planning permission for 231 homes as part of the first phase of its latest development at Abbey Creek in Faversham, Kent.
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OnlineM&G invests £62.7m in 370 housing associations shared ownership homes
M&G has struck a trio of deals worth a combined £62.7m to acquire 370 homes.
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OnlineLegal & General appoints housing director
Legal & General Capital (LGC) has hired former Fiera Real Estate investment head Steven Wright as portfolio director for housing, taking responsibility for its multi-tenure housing platform in the UK and internationally.
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OnlineAvant Home makes two senior hires
Housebuilder Avant Homes West Yorkshire has strengthened its commercial team with two senior appointments.
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InsightPocket Living’s Marc Vlessing on why the government must support SME housebuilders
Competition and choice are two words most would expect to be intrinsically linked to the ideology of any Conservative government. Yet these are two words very rarely heard from ministers, especially when it comes to housing and planning.
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OnlineInland Homes appoints administrators as rescue plan fails
Housebuilder Inland Homes has lost its fight for survival and has confirmed it will enter administration.
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OnlineFormer Homes England boss More joins Housing Growth Partnership
The former chief investment officer and interim chief executive of Homes England has been appointed as a senior strategy advisor at Housing Growth Partnership (HGP).
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InsightWas housing really trussed by Liz?
Blink and you’d have missed them, but a year on from Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng’s widely derided clanger of a ‘mini Budget’, housebuilders and estate agents are still reporting the aftermath. Imagine if the former prime minister and chancellor had unleashed a ‘maxi Budget’?
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News‘Political football’ is helping to push housing up the agenda
Experts acknowledge political point-scoring on both sides but say the focus on housebuilding is positive.
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OnlineProperty stocks enjoy boost as inflation drops and house prices increase
UK property stocks increased this morning as official figures showed an increase in UK house prices and a surprise drop in inflation.
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NewsLords lay waste to nutrient neutrality law changes as ‘party politics’ take over
The government has lost its bid to scrap EU-era rules around nutrient neutrality after a Labour-led rebellion in the House of Lords.
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OnlineProfit slumps 89% at Irish housebuilder Glenveagh, but order book looks healthy
Profit at Irish housebuilder Glenveagh Properties has plummeted during the first six months of its financial year as planning delays hit development.
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OnlineRedrow posts falling sales and profit as economic downturn bites
Housebuilder Redrow has warned earnings could more than halve over the year ahead amid a “challenging and uncertain” property market.
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ProfessionalNutrient neutrality scrapped to unlock new housebuilding
Experts debate whether government measures to boost development ignore the issue of river pollution.
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OnlineVistry’s shares soar on merger plans for housebuilding and affordable homes arm
Investors have welcomed Vistry’s plans to merge its housebuilding and affordable homes divisions, after it posted a more than 8% fall in profits for the first half of this year.
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OnlineNetwork Homes and Sovereign join to form housing association giant
Network Homes and Sovereign Housing Association have agreed to merge to form Sovereign Network Group (SNG), creating one of the UK’s largest housing associations.
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OnlineBerkeley to resume land acquisition ‘selectively’
Upmarket housebuilder Berkeley Group will tell investors at its annual general meeting today (Friday) that it is on course to hit its profit forecast and will lift its pause on land acquisition for developments, but only selectively.
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NewsFernham Homes secures permission for two Kent developments
Kent-based housebuilder Fernham Homes has secured planning permission to create 188 homes at two sites in Faversham and Sevenoaks.
