Hill on target for 2500 homes
Hill saw net turnover increase by 20% in 2016 to £367 million with the Essex-based housebuilder now staking a claim to be the third largest private housebuilder in the UK. Profits rose from £30.7 million to £37.2 million in the year.
"Excellent" year so far for Persimmon
Countryside shake-up
TW makes leasehold provision
Planning permissions up but smaller sites needed - HBF/Glenigan
<p>The number of new home planning permissions continues to rise, with permission for 293,127 new homes granted in 2016, according to the latest HBF Housing Pipeline survey.</p>
Countryside sees "excellent growth" in both divisions
<p>Countryside Properties’ Housebuilding division had a “very strong first half”, with total completions rising 54% to 450 homes on the equivalent period last year.</p>
Retirement housing brings "sustainable benefits"
<p>Specialist retirement housing offers wide ranging benefits which satisfy the three pillars of sustainable development – economic, environmental and social - according to a report by Newcastle University.</p>
"Let's work together to deliver good homes"
A day of challenges, solutions, pleas, analysis and "a strong message" from government to the industry - Ben Roskrow reports from this year's HBF Policy conference
Berkeley's London concerns
In the seven months since the EU referendum Berkeley has seen reservations down 16% on the previous year due to "Brexit uncertainty" and stamp duty changes.
