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Build-out rates decline as large housing schemes take over five years to deliver
A new study has analysed 297 sites across England and Wales delivering a combined 387,000 dwellings.
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DLUHC expected to pursue more BSA repair bill cases
Lawyers say recent action against three firms is a “warning shot” for the industry.
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Five independent ethical retail brands sign leases at Borough Yards
The brands will occupy Stonecutters Lane, the latest and final stage of the London dining and leisure destination.
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Aviva Investors provides financing towards Velindre Cancer Centre in Wales
The project is being procured under the Welsh government’s mutual investment model, which has an emphasis on improving public services.
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Second staircase guidance to boost resi development
“The sector can now hopefully move forward with clarity and deliver badly needed homes,” BPF director of policy, Ian Fletcher, said.
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WeWork predicts $8bn in rental savings as it targets May to exit bankruptcy
The flexible office giant is aiming to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy by 31 May.
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Travelodge to convert vacant east London office into hotel
Travelodge will repurpose Unex Group’s Gredley House in Stratford, east London.
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Savills IM secures £123m for first close of affordable homes fund
The investment will be used across a range of affordable and social rented homes.
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Gleeson Homes submits plans for 600-home Lincolnshire scheme
The residential development will comprise a mixture of two-, three- and four-bedroom properties.
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DLUHC launches routine inspection regime for social landlords
The new rules will also require landlords to have an accurate record on the condition of every property.
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Object lessons in retrofitting
My regular commute to work includes a quarter-mile walk between rail and tube, along Newgate Street in the City of London near St Paul’s.
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A shock to the system
With much of the country facing an acute shortage of power capacity, developers need to reassess the way new homes use electricity.
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Mini towns unlock nuclear future
Modern methods of construction can help house the big workforces needed to build nuclear plants.
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AI will drive evolution of property
Technology is transforming practices in planning, development and management of the built environment.
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P3 Logistic Parks chief on ‘milestone’ move into UK market
Frank Pörschke, chief executive of P3, talks about why the firm made its UK debut last year and about its plans for growth.
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Portsmouth NHS trust takes offices at Lakeside North Harbour
The trust has signed a 10-year lease for space at the business park.
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Mileway promotes Jones to UK managing director
He has extensive experience of industrial real estate across the UK and has been regional director for the North West and Yorkshire since 2020.
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CitizenM major shareholders tipped to retain stake if £3.4bn sale goes ahead
Dutch pension provider APG and Singaporean wealth fund GIC own major stakes in the firm.
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New JV established to regenerate Bristol’s Temple Quarter
The new joint venture group, BTQLLP, plans to deliver approximately 10,000 new homes.
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Avant Homes Scotland acquires East Lothian site for 92 homes
If approved, work will begun on the Thistle Meadows development in May.