In the news this morning, Sir Oliver Letwin’s first update on the government’s land banking review. The Times reports that the MP for West Dorset accuses Britain’s biggest house builder of dripfeeding new homes to maintain profits.
Elsewhere, a list of runners and riders participating in the £1.2bn auction of the company behind the Principal and De Vere hotel brands.
The FT reports that the UK government is in talks with large investors to sell its £7.4bn Help to Buy loan book, ahead of receiving its first fees from borrowers in April.
And EG brings you news from day one at MIPIM.
Finding a flexible workspace for niche industries in London
UK Treasury looks to sell £7.4bn Help to Buy loan book
Global property investment hits record high thanks to Asian spending spree
New pitches pull in players but net sales fall at Goals
Oldham seeks £350m town centre regeneration partner
NEWS ROUND-UP: Industry questions mayor’s MIPIM snub
MIPIM Day 1: UK cities must target more than just money
Pair duke it out for £4bn Thamesmead scheme
Developers grapple with changing market
Holiday Inn operator Intercontinental Hotels Group joins £1.2bn race for luxury hotels
Why London is still a centre of confidence
Property developers ‘boost profits by building slowly’, says Oliver Letwin
Barberry to build 300 homes in Coventry
