Residential – Page 8
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MarketsHousing development at Rugby Radio Station site is a good call
The historic Rugby Radio Station is at the centre of a 6,200-home scheme.
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MarketsQ&A: Fraser on sharp end of London’s prime resi market
London’s prime residential market has enjoyed a sustained boom. Attracted by London’s safe haven status, international buyers have flocked to snap up London homes in unprecedented numbers, driving developments and sending prices rocketing.
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MarketsNeed to know: the impact of the office-to-resi PDR
Measures introduced by the government in May 2013 to allow offices to be converted to residential without planning permission have been controversial.
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MarketsThe high-end resi market fails to pick up steam after election
Where is the bounce? The question has been on the lips of many a high-end London residential agent since the general election.
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MarketsBirmingham looks for neighbourly help to solve housing crisis
D-day is fast approaching for Birmingham council’s ambitious housing growth plans.
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MarketsCan Countryside deliver on its bold growth plans?
Chief executive Ian Sutcliffe has ambitious plans for the South East housebuilder, including a possible flotation.
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MarketsQ&A: Dolphin Living marks new era in affordable rent
Dolphin Living chief executive Jon Gooding explains the not-for-profit landlord’s new income-based rent.
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Aberdeenshire records most housing starts
Aberdeenshire recorded the highest number of housing starts in Scotland over the three years to 2013/14, with more than 4,800 homes started on site.
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MarketsLofty ambitions for Stratford resi tower
Harry Handelsman likes a gamble. One of the first times the Manhattan Loft Corporation’s founder rolled the dice was in 2002 at West India Quay when he built the 32-storey No 1 West India Quay in a location that was still relatively unproven.
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MarketsBehind the deal: Oxley and Galliard plot regional assault
The Singaporean investor and London housebuilder are to target the mid-market with a 10,000-home development push.
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MarketsHedge funds and entrepreneurs boost resi market
The property market in Jersey is starting to see the benefit of a younger crowd of wealthy entrepreneurs making the island their home.
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MarketsHousebuilders’ share prices soar close to all-time peak
A strong performance in Q2 sees housebuilding outperform other sectors as market value hits new record
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MarketsLondon poised for further luxury residential tie-ups
A new report suggests branded residences, such as the proposed Versace ‘Jenga’ tower, can command a significant premium.
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MarketsGreen light for Houghton Regis after 15-year planning battle
It took a mere 15 years for Lands Improvement Holdings to get the go-ahead for its 650-acre Houghton Regis scheme.
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MarketsQ&A: Inspired Homes founder Martin Skinner on its growing office-to-residential portfolio
Inspired Asset Management, through its Inspired Homes brand, has been at the leading edge of office-to-residential conversions in Greater London.
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MarketsQ&A: Stanford on the need for BPF’s build-to-rent focus
The British Property Federation (BPF) this week announced the creation of a new residential committee specifically for the build-to-rent sector.
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MarketsOverseas developers back to marketing property schemes to UK buyers
“Book your home in Dubai and pay next year”, blazed a Damac advert in the Evening Standard last week promising apartments from £98,000.
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MarketsHouse prices soar along London's Crossrail route
Exclusive research for Property Week shows how property prices have risen significantly along the Crossrail route. We report on the hotspots.
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MarketsNo terminal decline for Heathrow house prices
The expansion of Heathrow through the construction of Terminal 5 has had no detrimental impact on house prices in the neighbouring Hillingdon area despite concerns about the impact of noise from the airport, according to a report.
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MarketsSafe as houses: the Real Lettings Property Fund
There are myriad factors contributing to the London housing crisis, but to listen to media reports you’d think there was only one: the property industry itself.
