Residential
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Unruly launches smart Home
Unruly has launched a tech space featuring tech products to show what the home of 2020 could look like
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HCA funds help restart Ipswich waterfront scheme
A £20 public sector funding package has been agreed to help restart development of Ipswich’s blighted Winerack building. Claire Robson asks what impact it could have on the town
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Can high-rise homes make you ill?
HEALTH AND WELLBEING As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, EG asked Create Street’s Nicolas Boys Smith for his take on the links between high-rise living and mental ill health
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London trusts key to NHS estate renewal
As the service looks for savings to fund its £10bn repairs backlog and find space for 26,000 homes, attention will focus on the few NHS trusts in the capital
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Khan sets his sights on NHS land for housing
London mayor Sadiq Khan is attempting to create a London-wide body that would allow City Hall to get its hands on NHS land in the capital.
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Supreme Court rules on five-year housing supply
The Supreme Court has given its judgment on the proper meaning of a key paragraph in the National Planning Policy Framework in relation to local authorities’ obligations to demonstrate a…
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Savvy auction investors know their permitted development rights
Permitted development rights offer cost advantages to auction investors by making it easier to convert offices into housing. But exemptions apply, writes Robin Cripp, chairman and senior auctioneer at Andrews…
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The power of permitted development rights
Permitted development rights offer cost advantages to auction investors by making it easier to convert offices into housing. But exemptions apply. Robin Cripp and Jeremy Lamb of Andrews & Robertson…
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Cash contribution on the rise for house purchases
Homebuyers were less reliant on a mortgage to purchase a house last year, as the contribution from cash rose, according to the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association.
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Ex-BoE policymaker warns on destabilising impact of rate rises
The country’s housing market could be so destabilised by rises in interest rates that the Bank of England would have to halt the process, Sushil Wadhwani, a former member of…
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High court rules against Javid’s rejection of Newmarket development
The High Court has ruled that Sajid Javid’s decision last year to reject approval of plans by the Earl of Derby to build 400 homes on his Hatchfield Farm estate…