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Denbighshire-based landlord ClwydAlyn has launched its new five-year corporate plan aimed at tackling poverty and addressing regional inequalities.
Northern Irish housing associations are planning to start 8,000 new social homes over the next three years, and new data reveals which landlords have the biggest pipelines and where homes will be ...
Five local authorities have been rated non-compliant by the Regulator of Social Housing after “serious failings” on issues from repairs to data.
A Scottish housing association judged non-compliant by the regulator for two-and-a-half years is now seeking a strategic partner as it needs more funding.
Preferred Homes aims to build thousands of affordable homes for older people. Chief executive Findlay MacAlpine tells James Riding about the for-profit provider’s growth plans and US backers.
A London council could lose more than a dozen affordable homes agreed under Section 106 after a legal battle over the sale of these units by a lender who had borrowed money to a now de-registered ...
How can technology be used to improve the services housing providers offer to residents? We speak to Jordan Toulson, product and success manager at Aico, to find out about the different options ...
The Building Safety Regulator has confirmed that its review of Approved Documents guidance will go much further than looking at the functional requirements.
Retailer John Lewis Partnership’s build-to-rent business has recorded mounting losses over the past year, despite a surge in revenue.
Rachel Reeves has confirmed a top-up for the Affordable Homes Programme, a five-year rent settlement and Right to Buy reforms, alongside an additional £3bn in guarantees to support small house ...
Places for People apologised for a family’s “distressing” experience after it raised rents on a shared ownership flat while they struggled to sell the home.
Which housing associations built most homes and how many for social rent? Who has the biggest development pipelines? The Biggest Builders 2021 survey reveals all ...