All articles by Joey Gardiner – Page 2
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FeaturesHow much worse is the UK housebuilding recession going to get?
With little prospect of a rapid reduction in interest rates to spur a recovery, many in the industry are now just looking to “survive until ’25”. Joey Gardiner looks at the prospects for residential developers doing so.
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FeaturesAs Oki criticises 'incredibly frustrating' lack of continuity, can latest housing minister make any difference before election?
The past nine housing ministers have come and gone in the time it takes to get a large project to site, says Joey Gardiner. So what are the chances that the latest incumbent in the role can do what is required to pick the industry up off the floor?
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NewsGove sets out 30-month grace period for second staircase rule
Housing secretary lays out long-awaited transitional arrangements but gives no detail on how guidance will work
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NewsThink tank urges government to focus on urban planning
Policy Exchange says new Housing and Planning Bill should be used to ‘regain initiative’ from Labour
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NewsUrban Splash cuts a quarter of staff after modular collapse
Urban regeneration developer falls to a loss in results impacted by last year’s modular failure
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NewsFall in housebuilding drives steepest drop in construction output since covid
Survey of purchasing managers shows drop in housing activity fastest for 14 years outside of pandemic
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NewsFailing concrete ‘not widespread in social housing’ says regulator
The social housing in England regulator denies that aerated concrete is likely to be prevalent in social housing
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NewsAngela Rayner appointed shadow housing secretary
Labour deputy PM to take on levelling up, housing and communities brief from Lisa Nandy as part of reshuffle
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NewsCalls for social landlords to start ‘urgent’ RAAC inspection programme
Consultants say use of dangerous lightweight concrete panels was widespread in social housing in the ‘50s-’70s
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NewsCouncils to be forced to ignore nutrient pollution impact when taking planning decisions
Government amendments to free up nutrients development logjam go further than expected
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NewsHousebuilders hail ‘very welcome’ shake up of nutrient neutrality rules
Housing secretary will table laws ending Natural England’s legal ‘requirement’ to block housebuilding in at risk areas
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NewsAHR lodges plans for 245-home harbourside scheme in Bristol
Mixed-use proposals are tweaked after criticism from former RIBA president George Ferguson
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NewsDLUHC admits handing £1.9bn of housing funds back to Treasury
Officials say affordable homes cash can be used in later years but £1.2bn of Help to Buy funds is lost
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NewsGovernment delays national planning policy framework shake-up
Michael Gove signals new NPPF rules won’t be introduced until autumn
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NewsCambridge council ‘not consulted’ on plan to build 250,000 homes
Sunday Times says University city earmarked by DLUHC for ‘Silicon Valley’-style expansion
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NewsHousebuilder shuts up shop following Gove ‘call-in’ on design grounds
Developer AC Lloyd Group closes housebuilding operations in wake of housing secretary’s decision last month
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NewsHousebuilder withdraws 200-home scheme called in by Gove on design grounds
AC Lloyd withdraws Whitnash project despite having secured resolution to grant reserved matters approval
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NewsHousebuilder to redesign four major schemes due to second staircase rule
Replans to delay schemes totalling more than 2,500 homes and hit viability
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NewsBerkeley begins legal challenge after housing secretary’s refusal of planning for homes on ‘design grounds’
Firm to challenge Gove’s ruling to turn down ‘generic’ Kent scheme last month
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NewsAssociated Architects wins approval for 53-storey build-to-rent tower
Approval of £360m mixed use Curzon Wharf project paves way for city’s tallest building
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