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Liverpool now fuelled by private cash, chief says

26 June 2007

The regeneration of Liverpool has outgrown its former public sector dependency, a city renewal chief has said.

Yorkshire pathfinder probes housing quality

26 June 2007

Housing market renewal pathfinder Transform South Yorkshire (TSY) has commissioned an audit of the quality of recent housing developments.

OFT to investigate housebuilding industry

22 June 2007

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has launched an investigation into allegations of unfair practices by the housebuilding industry.

London office carbon targets are 'unrealistic'

21 June 2007

Developers have cast doubt on renewable energy targets for offices outlined in the London Plan.

House builder scoops green housing scheme

18 June 2007

Edward Ware Homes has been appointed to develop an environmentally-friendly neighbourhood on a site in Gloucester city centre.

RTPI claims figures show land banking does exist

14 June 2007

The UK's top ten housebuilders hold land banks equivalent to 40 Hyde Parks, according to figures released today by the RTPI.

House builder blocks growth area land sale

7 June 2007

Octogenarian dairy farmers hoping to sell land to developers for more than £35 million have had their dream blocked by one of the nation's largest house builders.