All Housing articles 鈥� Page 62
-
NewsWest Midlands developer tees up 380 homes plan at former golf course
First phase of scheme near Coventry sent to planners last week
-
NewsBellway sales plummet since beginning of covid-19 lockdown
Housebuilder says number of reservations sinks by two-thirds
-
NewsSite workers to wear 鈥榮ocial distance鈥� wristbands
Hampshire housebuilder using technology which buzzes to let workers know they are too close to colleagues
-
NewsSales fall 40% at Taylor Wimpey
But housebuilder says demand picking up after reopening sites last month
-
NewsLabour wants inquiry into 鈥榖iased鈥� Westferry Printworks approval
Scheme had planning revoked last week after it emerged date of permission saved developer up to 拢50m
-
NewsFormer Kier finance director takes role at regional housebuilder
Alastair Gordon-Stewart joins Larkfleet
-
-
NewsTory MP to oversee appointment of new homes ombudsman
Natalie Elphicke heading up board that will choose person for role designed to protect house buyers
-
-
-
-
-
NewsShares in housebuilders recover from depths of covid slump
Stocks of listed firms fell by an average of 41% as pandemic ravaged sector
-
NewsIkea-backed developer BoKlok lines up modular start-up TopHat
BoKlok will use Goldman Sachs-backed TopHat to manufacture homes for planned UK expansion
-
NewsAtkins and Faithful+Gould picked for 鈥婬omes England MMC research
New study will include Urban Splash, Countryside and Vistry developments
-
NewsWatkin Jones reopens sites at 75% capacity
Build to rent developer working to offset delays to student housing scheme
-
NewsVistry sells 450 homes during covid-19 lockdown
Combined Bovis and Linden business says it has 鈥榗oped better than expected鈥� with lockdown
-
NewsMore homes at Kilburn regen scheme approved
Countryside behind latest wave of housing at north-west London job
-
NewsMore housebuilders open sales offices and unfurlough staff
Moves follow government decision to relax restrictions on house sales earlier this week
-
CommentHow Taylor Wimpey got back on site
Chief executive Pete Redfern explains how the housebuilder has adapted its sites to maintain social distancing