All Residential articles – Page 3
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NewsCouncil brings £23m Canterbury resi site to market
Kent County Council markets site of former Chaucer School as residential development opportunity.
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NewsResi projects defy overall fall in construction starts
Construction starts plummeted by almost a third in the final quarter of 2023, compared with the previous quarter, despite an increase in residential project starts, according to construction insight and intelligence firm Glenigan.
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NewsYates capital plans Preston office to resi conversion
Yates Capital plans to convert vacant Preston office block into 115 apartments.
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OnlineCairn Homes bucks housebuilding trends with record 2023
The Irish housebuilder achieved its strongest ever operational and financial performance.
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NewsVistry sells 50 homes to Gatehouse IM
The housebuilder has sold 50 homes in Gloucester to Gatehouse Investment Management as part of its joint venture with global investment firm Carlyle.
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NewsBerkeley Group announces raft of apprentice and graduate appointments
Housebuilder recruits 22 new graduates and 25 apprentices.
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NewsMilton Keynes the top English city for resi investment, says Colliers
Colliers has named Milton Keynes as the top city for residential investment in England.
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NewsKnight Frank changes mainstream house price forecast from 4% dip to 3% rise
Knight Frank has forecast mainstream UK house prices will rise by 3% in 2024, despite previously forecasting a 4% price drop this year.
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NewsAvison Young and JLL duo launch resi investment adviser Victus
Residential investment duo launch specialist business focused on UK living sectors
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NewsRental housing needs £250bn to meet demand, says Savills
Research by Savills suggests £250bn of investment in build-to-rent (BTR) in England and Wales will be required by 2031 to keep pace with demand.
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NewsJTRE London buys leasehold for £400m office and charity housing scheme
JTRE London has acquired a long leasehold interest to develop a £400m mixed-use project at London’s 220 Blackfriars Road.
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OnlineCrest Nicholson cuts full-year profit forecast again
Housebuilder Crest Nicholson has cut its annual profit forecast for the third time in six months, citing higher costs related to sites and an exceptional £13m charge due to a legal claim.
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NewsFirst results from low-carbon homes project show Future Homes Standard ‘achievable at scale’
The first results from the University of Salford’s low-carbon housing project, developed in collaboration with Barratt Developments, Bellway and Saint-Gobain, indicate that the Future Homes Standard (FHS) can be delivered at scale by 2025.
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NewsGovernment set to delay mandatory BNG rules by another month
The government’s plans to enforce mandatory biodiversity net gain (BNG) rules for developers in England are reportedly set to be delayed again.
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NewsJust over 50,000 buy-to-let companies were set up in 2023, says Hamptons
A record 50,004 companies were set up to hold buy-to-let properties in 2023 despite a sharp fall in housing sales, according to research from Hamptons.
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NewsVistry profit is ahead of guidance as Fitzgerald prepares to take chair from Findlay
Housebuilder Vistry’s financial performance for 2023 was ahead of its guidance, with adjusted profit before tax expected to fall in line with 2022’s figure of £418.4m, according to its trading update for the year to the end of last December.
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NewsHarworth completed 1,170 residential plot sales in 2023
Harworth Group, a regenerator of land and property for sustainable development and investment, completed 964 residential plot sales in December, bringing its total for the year to 1,170.
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NewsI-RES appoints Hugh Scott-Barrett to chair of the board
The board of Irish Residential Properties REIT (I-RES) has appointed Hugh Scott-Barrett to succeed Declan Moylan as chair of the I-RES Board from 23 February.
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NewsSFGE gets green light for 430-unit co-living scheme in Yorkshire
SFGE Properties has secured planning permission for a 428-home co-living residential tower in Sheffield city centre, South Yorkshire.
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NewsMcLaren Living and AEW plan Reading Broad Street Mall redevelopment
Build-to-rent developer McLaren Living and real estate investment manager AEW have partnered to redevelop Broad Street Mall and bring forward a new mixed-use neighbourhood in Reading town centre.
