City councils
Stoke-on-Trent City Council is working with Homes England to bring forward a massive housing development pipeline that could see nearly 5,000 new homes built across 23 sites in the city. The proposed pipeline, which includes both existing and new developments, aims to address the city's acute housing
Housing
BFC Partners, in partnership with the New York City Department of Housing Preservation & Development (HPD), the New York City Housing Development Corporation (HDC), Citi, and Goldman Sachs, held a groundbreaking ceremony for the third phase of their ambitious project at 1709 Surf Avenue in Coney Island. This final phase
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Residents in Coxhoe, a town in County Durham, have raised several concerns over a proposed new housing estate, which has led to the deferral of planning decisions. Developer Miller Homes had applied to build 99 homes and a community park on land west of Gladstone Terrace, but councillors have put
City councils
A new set of measures aimed at reducing noise complaints and supporting the UK's music scene will be introduced under the national licensing policy framework. Developers will be required to take responsibility for soundproofing flats and apartments built near existing pubs or music venues. This move comes in
Housing
David Wilson Homes North West has celebrated the achievements of its employees, Julia Lorente and Ben Garland, who have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to helping new property seekers find their new homes. Julia, a Sales Adviser at Calder Rise, has been named Sales Adviser of the Quarter, while
Housing
Plans have been submitted for a significant housing development on green belt land in Grays, with Miller Homes Ltd seeking outline permission to build 550 new homes. The proposed development, situated on two parcels of land east of the Stifford Interchange and bordered by the A13, aims to provide 50%
Housing
Welbeck Gardens, a 6.5-acre site in Bolsover, Derbyshire, is set to become a stunning neighbourhood for families, offering an array of amenities and green space within walking distance. The development features 58 attractive homes, including spacious detached family homes with three- and four-bedroom properties starting at £275,000. Head
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A developer plans to start remediation in September to clean up contaminated lands at a former gun club in south St. Catharines, with the goal of starting residential construction by next June. According to John Lally of Lally Homes, the 5.5-hectare property will be transformed into four apartment buildings,
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Developers behind the £166m housing plans at the Baltic Wharf caravan club have pledged that affordable housing will still be built, despite concerns it may only be a single home. Goram Homes, owned by Bristol City Council, is planning to build 166 flats, with 66 being "affordable". However,
City councils
Developers, Donard Homes, are seeking to cut the number of affordable homes in a planned 220-flat development on the River Avon in Bristol from 66 to 25, citing rising construction costs and new fire regulations. Bristol City Council planning officers are recommending approval of the revised plans, despite initial concerns
Housing
Surrey is taking proactive measures to mitigate the significant challenges in the construction of new housing. The city is keeping development cost charges (DCCs) stable, following the provincial government's amendments to DCC regulations, which will allow developers to pay these charges on an instalment basis. This move has
City councils
St. Catharines developer John Lally plans to start remediation of the 5.5-hectare property at 527 Glendale Ave., previously home to a gun club, in September. The goal is to have the site cleaned up and ready for residential construction by next June, allowing for the start of building four
