Residential
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Qataris own more London property than Queen
Qatari investors own three times more property in London than the Queen, new figures revealed.
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Making progress in Chester
The council has a plan for development, the cultural scene is building, and student numbers have quadrupled. But is Chester’s economy growing at the pace the city needs?
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Reubens win City Road consent
The Reuben brothers have won planning approval for a 22-storey mixed-use residential and office scheme on City Road, EC1
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Ask Real Estate unveils 40-storey Manchester resi tower
Major office scheme on the site of the former Bauer Millett showrooms in Manchester.
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Greystar’s plans for 10,000 London flats
MIPIM 2017: Mark Allnut reacts to the residential planning approval and explains what’s next
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Unite enrols for Durham scheme
Unite Students has forward funded a £34m student accommodation development in Durham through its Unite Students Accommodation Fund
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Housing minister promises help for builders to find land
Housing minister Gavin Barwell told housebuilders yesterday to come and see him if they were having problems finding land on which to build.
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Housing minister Gavin Barwell has a message for international investors
MIPIM 2017: Housing minister Gavin Barwell talks to EG about why he is attending MIPIM, how government can support housebuilders and encourage international investment, and what the initial feedback has…
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HCA loans £99m to boost housing developments
The Homes and Communities Agency is to provide two loans worth nearly £99m to unlock two major schemes that will deliver more than 10,000 homes.
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Greystar gets green light for Greenford scheme
Greystar has won planning approval from Ealing Council for their Greenford scheme, UB6
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TfL dumps luxury resi plans for St James HQ
Transport for London has decided not to sell its iconic headquarters building in London’s St James for a luxury residential redevelopment
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Home improvements boost builders’ merchants
Home improvements are behind improved results at paving and concrete maker Marshalls and builders’ merchant Grafton.