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Tai housing conference 2024: dispatches from Cardiff

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Blackstone Q&A: partnerships are key to attracting more institutional capital into the sector

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Renters (Reform) Bill: where are we up to?

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Comment21.04.23

Requiring relevant qualifications is an opportunity to invest in our people

Insight31.03.23

The Week in Housing: the ombudsman takes an in-depth look at RBH

Comment31.03.23

Ten lessons in leadership: my reflections from 23 years as chief executive of housing association RHP

News23.04.24

Continuation of ground rents for 20 years ‘disappointing’, CIH says

News23.04.24

Exempt larger and specialist properties from Right to Buy, housing body says

News23.04.24

‘We need to be radical when it comes to housing,’ communities minister says

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Insight22.04.24

How insurance hikes for high rises are devastating social landlords and leaseholders

Inside Housing data analysis shows the full extent of insurance premium hikes on tower blocks, and their impact on housing associations, councils and leaseholders. Keith Cooper reports

News22.04.24

Northern Ireland Assembly backs no-fault eviction ban motion

News22.04.24

Large Northern landlord secures three new loans worth £284m

News22.04.24

Successful contractors revealed for £20m Scottish fire safety framework

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Can the sector afford shared ownership reform?

by Stephen Delahunty

Tai housing conference 2024: dispatches from Cardiff

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How insurance hikes for high rises are devastating social landlords and leaseholders

by Stephen Delahunty

The Week in Housing: what will the new Affordable Homes Programme delivery target be?

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Blackstone Q&A: partnerships are key to attracting more institutional capital into the sector

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Renters (Reform) Bill: where are we up to?

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Homes for All: a vision for the housing system in England

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We need more houses, and we need them now

by Richard Ellis

Working to meet the net zero challenge today and every day

by Karen Smith and Alisa Gold

The benefits of an accommodation and decant managed services framework

by Matthew Bailes

The push to professionalise the sector shows shows the government’s lack of strategy on regulation

by Richard Blakeway

We want good practice to be a collaborative effort

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