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Falling mortgage approvals "halted"

27 August 2008

The numbers of mortgages being granted stopped falling this month, but is down 65 per cent year-on-year, figures released today show.

Housing starts increase

21 August 2008

An increase in housing starts by social landlords has driven an overall rise in housing starts of two per cent in England in the second quarter 2008, figures released today show.

Doon Street tower wins approval

20 August 2008

Full planning permission for a development trust's proposed 43-storey tower has been granted by communities secretary Hazel Blears.

Brownfield land values plummet

19 August 2008

Land values for urban brownfield sites with outline planning permission for housing have fallen by almost 20 per cent since the start of the year, new research shows.

Shared ownership sales slowing, survey shows

18 August 2008

Sales of shared ownership homes are slowing across England as home buyers struggle to finance the purchases, according to the Housing Corporation.

South London estate developer named

14 August 2008

Clapham Park Homes has named construction firm Durkan Limited as its construction partner to redevelop the Clapham Park Estate in South London.

Northerners "should move south", says think-tank

13 August 2008

A decade of regeneration policies have failed to close the North-South divide and residents of struggling northern towns should be encouraged to move south to areas of greater opportunity, the Conservative Party's favourite think-tank argued today.

Crunch hits regeneration areas worst, report shows

12 August 2008

Financial returns on investments in property in areas that host regeneration projects are lower and falling at a faster rate than other types of UK real estate investment, research published today shows.