Residential
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Hammersmith & Fulham terminates Grainger and Helical’s King Street plans
Hammersmith & Fulham Council has ended a joint venture with Grainger and Helical Bar to redevelop the land around Hammersmith Town Hall, W6, nine years after they were chosen as…
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AECOM to masterplan Old Oak Common
AECOM has been selected as masterplanner for the 25,500-home redevelopment of Old Oak Common
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K&C doubles income from Osprey resi portfolio
K&C REIT has reported an expected doubling in income from a portfolio of flats and houses it bought last year
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Tai offers flats with a view of the palace – from £4.4m
Tai United has launched its Queenside Apartments at 7-9 Buckingham Gate, SW1, next to Buckingham Palace.
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Emmett joins Policy Exchange’s housing unit
Former Savills residential research director Susan Emmett has joined Policy Exchange as head of housing and urban regeneration.
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Taylor Wimpey gets green light in Portishead
North Somerset Council has granted a resolution to approve plans for Taylor Wimpey to build 69 homes and a 1,517 sq ft two-storey office building in Portishead, Somerset
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PM pledges to turn around decline in social housing
The prime minister is promising a boost to social housing, with the government providing funding to councils and housing associations for construction of new houses and further support to come…
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No new funding for government’s housing plans
The Labour party has described the government’s housing plans as spin with no substance.
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Pollution information becoming more important for home listings
Property listings could soon include information on pollution levels, industry experts predict.
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LGIM targets long-term tenancies at build-to-rent development
Legal & General Investment Management, the asset manager behind the Slate Yard residential development in Manchester, is hoping that more relaxed rules for the properties will encourage long-term tenants.
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First residents move into Battersea power station development
The Battersea power station development has welcomed its first 100 residents to the Circus West Village complex, the first area to be completed.
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In brief
A round-up of this week’s top stories