Breaking the Cycle: This Developer Increased Completions by 38%
Despite falling housebuilding targets and completions, Southern housing associations have just completed a record 1,300 homes. This is on the back of […]
Properties Should Meet Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards When Sold
The Government must implement essential minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) on homes to reduce emissions, increase energy security and permanently lower bills, […]
Creating the Blueprint for Zero Carbon Housing
Hoping to find new blueprints for future-proofed zero carbon homes, Taylor Wimpey is building five homes with different energy efficiency measures to […]
Approval for a 80% Social Housing Development in Belfast
Of the new homes being built at a development in Belfast, 80% will be dedicated to social rent, with 20% yet to […]
Northern Ireland Defy Expectations to Exceed Housing Targets
As other parts of the UK begin to lag behind housebuilding targets, specifically for the social housing sector, Housing associations in Northern […]
What Falling House Prices Mean for Social Landlords
With Nationwide reporting a consistent fall in house prices back in April, the seventh consecutive month, questions are being raised about what […]
Will ‘For Profit’ Providers Start to Dominate Market Share by 2030?
As ‘for-profit’ housing providers have grown considerably over the last decade, Housing Industry Leaders analyses whether this poses a risk for shared […]
Curzon Wharf: World’s First Mixed-use Net Zero Carbon Ready Development
Birmingham has always been the home of innovation in the UK, and the latest news regarding Curzon Wharf, the first mixed-use net […]
Gort Scott Secures Planning Permission for Major Refurbishment
Retrofitting older buildings is one of the hardest challenges facing the housing sector. If done successfully, it creates new benchmarks and provides […]