Residential
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TfL picks U+I consortium for Landmark Court
Transport for London has selected Triangle London Developments as its preferred bidder for a joint venture to deliver a mixed-used development on its Landmark Court site on Southwark Street, SE1
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Rural homelessness a hidden problem
The problem of homelessness in rural communities is largely hidden, with people sleeping in barns and outhouses, according to a report by the Institute for Public Policy Research.
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House price growth slowest in four years
WEEKEND PAPERS: The latest data on house prices show them rising at the slowest rate in four years.
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Have the pumps run dry in Britain’s pubs?
The UK’s changing social habits and dwindling customer demand has led to a decrease in the popularity of pubs but housing developers still see them as vital inclusions in their…
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The estates in crisis
A quarter of social homes demolished during estate regeneration projects in London are not replaced, according to new EG data. Of the 13,216 council homes that were demolished in the…
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Investec and Lloyds provide £85m for Hoxton resi
Investec Structured Property Finance and Lloyds Bank Commercial Real Estate have provided an £85m loan for a 198-home residential scheme in east London
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Croxley View wins consent for 485 homes in Watford
A joint venture between Orion and Pears Group has received planning permission for a mixed-use scheme on Ascot Road in Watford
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Can the regeneration of Vauxhall be inclusive?
LGBT WEEK: No one knows quite where they stand in Vauxhall. Literally. Despite being one of London’s major transport hubs, the area remains impossible to navigate.
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A third of homes with planning permission not built
A third of homes granted planning permission between 2010 and 2015 – some 320,000 in total – have not been built, analysis by Shelter reveals.
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Look to Paris example to add homes in London
Adopting the Parisian example of low-rise developments would enable another half a million homes to be built in London without the need to use green belt land, according to the…
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Bovis Homes increases provisions to deal with quality issues
Bovis Homes has set aside an additional £3.5m to address customer complaints following quality issues with its new-build properties, bringing the total provision to £10.5m.
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Khan’s 35% flat rate starts to deliver
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s 35% flat rate is already boosting affordable housing provision in the capital following years of decline under Boris Johnson, EG research reveals