Green credentials win Crest two sites
Crest Nicholson has been selected to deliver London mayor Ken Livingstone’s \"exemplar\" zero carbon development.
Industry calls for Livingstone to address elderly issue
Retirement housebuilders have slammed the mayor of London’s housing strategy for \"ignoring\" the needs of the elderly.
Government aims to help more on to the ladder
Social tenants will be allowed to buy just 10% of their homes in an attempt to get them on the property, under new government proposals.
SEERA slams PPS3
PPS3 will put valuable Greenfield land in danger and \"contradicts other government policy,\" according to the South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA).
Government dragging heels on rural housing crisis
\"Precious little\" has been done to tackle the rural housing crisis since the Affordable Rural Housing Commission published its report into the issue eight mo…
Bank of England holds rates
The housing industry has welcomed the Bank of England\'s decision to leave interest rates unchanged at 5.25%.
Linden agrees deal with Galliford Try
Galliford Try has agreed to pay £108.5 million for Linden and assume the housebuilder’s £136 million of debt.
HBF reacts to CABE attack
Housebuilders have hit back at CABE claims that 82% of new homes built in the last five years fail to meet high design standards
Lovell wins £34 million regeneration project
Lovell has won the battle to build 353 new homes as part of a £34 million regeneration scheme in Rea Valley Birmingham.
Government launches zero carbon challenge
Communities secretary Ruth Kelly has challenged housebuilders to come up with low and zero carbon developments within the next six months.
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