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Housing outpaces commercial sector
25 April 2008
Investments in the residential sector outpaced commercial stock in 2007, an investment index reveals.
Mortgage payments comprise fifth of average income, says report
25 April 2008
Mortgage repayments now comprise more than a fifth of the average working household's income, compared with less than 12 per cent in 1997, according to figures in Roof magazine published by charity Shelter. Its 2007 affordability index says that average monthly mortgage payments have risen from £304.80 to £827.87 over the past decade.
Clarification
25 April 2008
Last week, we reported former government adviser Tim Williams's comments that the target of building 13,000 homes in east Greenwich and the Greenwich Peninsula by 2016 was unattainable (R&R, 18 April, p1).
Super-agency 'set to save' £1 billion
18 April 2008
England's new housing and regeneration super-quango is set to save taxpayers more than £1 billion, according to government estimates published last week.
DCLG confirms locations of disused public sector sites
18 April 2008
The locations of disused public sector sites that will be used to provide 30,000 new homes across England have been confirmed by the Department for Communities and Local Government. The brownfield sites include coalfields, hospital sites and surplus local authority land. The list is available via www.regen.net/doc.
'Give town halls more rural housing power'
18 April 2008
The Government should give town halls the power and resources to deliver affordable rural housing that meets local needs, according to regional partnership the South East England Regional Housing Board. The board's submission to the Taylor review into affordable rural housing warns against prescriptive Whitehall guidance.
Gateway project 'likely to miss deadline'
18 April 2008
The biggest planned housing development in the Thames Gateway is unlikely to meet its build targets, according to a former government adviser on the area.
East eyes £1bn pot for infrastructure
18 April 2008
A fund of up to £1 billion could be raised for the East of England to pay for transport and other infrastructure needed as the region meets its housebuilding targets, it emerged last week.
Housing group nets record web libel win
11 April 2008
A social landlord has won the UK's biggest internet libel damages award after an online campaign of harassment against the firm by an anonymous website set up by the boss of a rival landlord.
Housing joint venture deal 'near'
11 April 2008
An east London local authority is next month set to become the first in the country to enter into a new type of joint venture to develop its surplus land.
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