Paul Wellman
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WeLive submits first London plans
WeWork subsidiary WeLive has submitted plans for its first London site, near Old Street roundabout, EC1.
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Cortland plots 30-storey PRS towers as Woking plans skyscraper district
US multi-family giant Cortland has secured its second UK development, joining the growing number of developers building skyscrapers in the centre of the commuter belt in Woking, Surrey
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Co-living: will developers achieve the impossible?
Despite getting approval in the draft London Plan, not one co-living scheme has yet been granted permission. So what does this emerging asset class need to do to help solve…
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Could build-to-rent outpace housing sales in terms of GDV?
EG RESIDENTIAL SUMMIT: The build-to-rent sector could provide greater GDV than the build-to-sell model by 2023, a residential investment expert has said
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Quality housebuilders ‘should be able to build dense schemes’
EG RESI SUMMIT: Panellists debated whether planners should consider a developer’s track record in design when granting permission for high-density schemes
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Major resi plans submitted for Olympic legacy site
An EIA application has been submitted to the London Legacy Development Corporation for 640 homes
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Avanton submits tower scheme on Old Kent Road
Avanton has submitted plans to Southwark Council for 1,165 new flats, in five towers of between 15 and 48 storeys on the Old Kent Road, E15.
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Aviva wins planning for Dagenham resi scheme
Friends Life, part of the Aviva Group, has won planning consent for 325 new homes in Dagenham Dock, east London
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Salmon Harvester plans Kingston BTR scheme
Salmon Harvester has submitted plans for 322 build-to-rent homes in Kingston-upon-Thames town centre
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Shelter executive appointed Tory housing policy adviser
Prime minister Theresa May has appointed Shelter’s former head of policy Toby Lloyd as the new housing policy adviser
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Small resi schemes need to make up a greater slice of the pie
COMMENT: There’s a small site providing seven new homes about 200 yards at the end of my road. I pass it every day on my commute to work and have…
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Who is Sajid Javid’s replacement?
James Brokenshire, MP for Old Bexley and Sidcup, has been appointed secretary of state for housing, communities and local government. He replaces Sajid Javid, who has been promoted to home…