Residential
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Ealing Council to set out plans for former GlaxoSmithKline site
A new masterplan will be decided at Ealing Council’s Development Committee today.
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What’s on the horizon for Haringey?
ANALYSIS: As well as its controversial jv deal with Landlease, Haringey has a number of other schemes in development
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Manchester looks confidently to the future
MIPIM 2017: Manchester is putting on a confident performance at this year’s event, writes John Badman, director, CallisonRTKL
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What’s next for Lambeth, Harrow and Hounslow housing?
MIPIM 2017: Three London boroughs outlined their development dreams on the London stand at day one of MIPIM. But can these visions be delivered?
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We should welcome a quieter Budget for housing
Amanda Williams, group development director at Aster Group, picks through last week’s Budget
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FEC releases Angel Meadow designs for NOMA in Manchester
Far East Consortium has revealed the designs for its Angel Meadow residential scheme in Manchester
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Hertfordshire seeks development partner for 6,000-home opportunity
MIPIM 2017: Hertfordshire County Council is to search for a development and investment partner to bring forward two urban extension sites with the potential for around 6,000 homes.
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Plans revealed for Liverpool Waters’ Central Docks District
MIPIM 2017: New images have been revealed of Liverpool Waters’ £5bn redevelopment of the Central Docks district
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Public private partnerships: the future is innovative
Place-making, local authorities, central government and developers coming together to make things work are becoming the new normal, say panellists at an EG debate at MIPIM
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Student digs bottom of the class for long-term investment prospects
Residential, build to rent and London offices are all seen as better long-term investment prospects than student housing, according to a client survey by lender In
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Thousands of construction jobs at risk
More than 175,000 construction jobs could be lost if the UK loses access to the European single market as a result of Brexit, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors warns.
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Loans to people moving home drop
The number of loans to people moving house dropped 27% on the month in January and 7% on the year to 23,000, figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders show.