All Residential articles – Page 5
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OnlineEarls Court regeneration relaunched with revamped masterplan
The developer behind the Earls Court regeneration scheme in west London has unveiled a new masterplan for the 40-acre site that includes the creation of 4,500 homes and a city park.
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Markets
Top end of housing market stays strong
Despite interest-rate rises, demand for luxury homes shows no sign of abating.
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News
Industry Reacts: HMRC reports resi transactions fell in January
Provisional non-seasonally adjusted UK residential deals were down by an estimated 7% year on year in January, according to HM Revenues & Customs (HMRC).
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News
Co-location sites set to house 30,000 new London homes
More than 30,371 new homes and around 4m sq ft of employment land are set to be developed in London on co-location sites combining residential and industrial use, according to planning consultancy Turley.
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News
Telford Homes names Chen Davison as COO
London-focused developer Telford Homes, a subsidiary of property giant CBRE, has appointed build-to-rent (BTR) veteran Lesley Chen Davison as chief operating officer.
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Online
Springfield profit dips despite sharp rise in revenue
Profit at Springfield Properties dipped 5% in the first half of its financial year, despite a sharp rise in revenue.
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Insight
Packaged Living’s Jonathon Ivory asks if single-family rental is about to have its day in the sun
Is it safe to come out yet? Since last autumn the real estate sector has been collectively hiding under the duvet covers waiting for the all-clear. Now that the industry is re-emerging, blinking into the light, it is worth taking a moment to reflect on the turbulence of the last ...
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Insight
Leaders’ Emma Wells on why 2023 might be the right time to invest in BTL
Every year, those thinking about investing in property for the first time, and even current landlords, ask themselves whether it’s the right time to expand their portfolio if they can. So, given that annual price growth has been slowing since summer 2022, will 2023 be a good year to invest?
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News
Plans for £35m resi scheme in Gloucestershire submitted
Premium housebuilder, Hayfield Homes, has submitted plans for a £35m sustainable residential scheme in a Gloucestershire village to Tewkesbury Borough Council (TBC).
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Online
Purplebricks considers sale after issuing profit warning
Purplebricks is considering selling the beleaguered online estate agent to ‘better realise the potential of the group.’
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News
Trilogy and Peterson gain approval to redevelop Great Northern site in Manchester
Trilogy Real Estate (Trilogy) and Peterson Group have received approval for the redevelopment of the Great Northern site in Manchester.
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News
Demand in London letting market remains at record high despite January dip
Letting demand in London dipped by 4% last month in comparison to the same period last year, according to Foxtons Lettings Market Index for January 2023.
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News
MJ Gleeson’s profits slump amid market slowdown
Housebuilder MJ Gleeson has reported a 1.4% fall in revenue to £171m for the half-year to 31 December 2022, after the economic slowdown hit housing sales.
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Online
Redevco and SFP enter UK BTR sector
Redevco and SFP Group have formed a joint venture agreement to invest in the UK Build to Rent (BTR) real estate market over the next two years.
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Online
Civitas agrees £71m lending deal
Civitas Social Housing has secured a new five-year term debt facility of £70.875m with a European bank.
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Online
Home REIT receives offer to buy group as it reveals ‘serious deterioration’ in rent collections
Troubled social housing group Home REIT has told investors that it may put the company up for sale following a report into its portfolio showed a “serious deterioration in rent collections”.
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Professional
Leasehold reform debate rolls on
Housing secretary Michael Gove’s announcement that the government will pass further leasehold reform legislation before the end of this parliamentary session, which may include abolishing leasehold, has been met with outrage, applause and curiosity.
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News
Daggers drawn over MoD homes
A High Court case brought by Guy Hands’ Annington Homes over the government’s bid to reclaim an £8bn portfolio of military residential properties is being watched closely by property lawyers, who say the outcome could have further implications for the Leasehold Reform Act (LRA) 1967.
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News
‘Awaab’s Law’ welcomed by housing associations
The social housing sector has welcomed proposed amendments to the Social Housing Regeneration Bill giving landlords deadlines to investigate and repair serious cases of damp and mould.
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News
Lendlease puts £114m price tag on cladding repairs
Lendlease has predicted it will have to spend £114m to cover the cost of post-Grenfell UK cladding repairs, but said it would seek to claw back as much of the costs as possible from contractors
