Delancey plans to bring back the bustle to Elephant & Castle
Elephant & Castle has been a major focus for regeneration schemes over the last five years - and not without controversy.
View ArticleHousebuilders’ share prices soar close to all-time peak
A strong performance in Q2 sees housebuilding outperform other sectors as market value hits new record
View ArticleHedge 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.
View ArticleBehind 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.
View ArticleLofty 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...
View ArticleAberdeenshire 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.
View ArticleWhat can be done to address the growing construction crisis?
The cost of construction is escalating as fast as demand — and contractors are struggling to cope.
View ArticleQ&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.
View ArticleHoming in on the green belt
The green belt has been fiercely protected for 60 years. But now calls are mounting for land to be released to tackle the housing crisis.
View ArticleInterview: CBRE head of residential Lisa Hollands
Lisa Hollands explains why talk about a prime London bubble doesn’t worry her - and how residential agents can profit from taking a lead on design.
View ArticleCan Countryside deliver on its bold growth plans?
Chief executive Ian Sutcliffe has ambitious plans for the South East housebuilder, including a possible flotation.
View ArticleBirmingham looks for neighbourly help to solve housing crisis
D-day is fast approaching for Birmingham council’s ambitious housing growth plans.
View ArticleThe 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.
View ArticleInterview: Tom Bloxham of Urban Splash
Urban Splash was the iconic regeneration developer. Then came the crash. Tom Bloxham explains about the fight-back and why he thinks modular housing could play a key role in solving the UK’s housing...
View ArticleQ&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...
View ArticleNeed 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.
View ArticleHousing 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.
View ArticleNew-look Labour brandishes tougher housing policies
It has been a dramatic week for the Labour party. Veteran left-wing Islington MP Jeremy Corbyn stormed to victory on Saturday, becoming Labour leader in a landslide victory, with 59.5% of...
View ArticleCouncils speed up planning
Councils are approving major planning applications more quickly than at any point over the past 10 years, government figures have shown.
View ArticleMorpeth housing development set to benefit white-collar commuters
Around 15 miles to the north of Newcastle, a housing development has recently started on a site that underlines the resurgence of white-collar jobs in the region.
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