Residential
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Reforms will see elderly means-tested for care in own home
Reforms to social care planned by the Conservatives will see means-testing for those receiving care in their own homes.
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FEC and Co-op submit £235m Angel Meadow plans
Far East Consortium International and the Co-op have submitted plans for Angel Meadow, a £235m residential development in Manchester
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Lib Dems pledge to penalise developers who fail to build
The party’s 2017 general election manifesto reveals the extent of its housing policies
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Tories’ CPO reforms ‘could face legal challenge’
Tory plans to allow councils to seize land using compulsory purchase powers at below “market value” for social housing could face legal action, experts have warned
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‘Pixelated’ tower gets the green light in Barnet
County Tower Properties has received planning permission for a “pixelated” residential building on the Finchley Road in Barnet.
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Cheyne Capital and Crosstree finance Harcourt House
Harcourt Investments has secured £120m of financing from Cheyne Capital and Crosstree Real Estate Partners for the development of Harcourt House, Cavendish Square, W1.
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Countryside’s completions and profits rise by more than 30%
Countryside has announced large increases in completions, revenues and operating profits in its half-year results to March 2017.
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Quintain appoints Woodward to Wembley advisory role
Quintain has appointed the former global head of US giant Brookfield to advise on the development of its 5,000-home PRS scheme in Wembley, north London.
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London schemes given consent for more, but smaller, homes
Developments at New Scotland Yard, SW1, and Whiteleys shopping centre, W2, have been given variation application consent by Westminster’s planning committee.
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Inland Homes secures planning consent for £30m Midlands resi scheme
Inland Homes has secured planning consent for 148 flats at Sherborne Wharf, Birmingham, the company’s first scheme in the Midlands
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Crosslane plans first Dublin student housing development
Crosslane Student Developments has submitted plans for a 232-bed scheme in Dublin
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Foxtons’ revenue slumps after stamp duty hike
Foxtons’ revenues plummeted by 25.3% in the first quarter against the backdrop of a subdued London residential market