Friday, 25 May 2012

Construction special

24/06/2011

Featuring our annual look at the progress of the top developing housing associations in England, alongside a host of other features and interviews

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  • Shape shifters

    24/06/2011

    Contractor Willmott Dixon and property advisor Savills are joining forces in an industry first to transform themselves into a new hybrid which takes on development risk. Chloë Stothart finds out how they plan to make it work.

  • Industrial revolution

    24/06/2011

    It’s bigger than Hyde Park, less than a mile from Westminster and has room for 16,000 new homes. The £10 billion Nine Elms regeneration project is one of the last central London development opportunities. Ravi Govindia takes us on a visual tour

  • Pulling in the reins

    24/06/2011

    Whitehall’s chief construction advisor Paul Morrell has his eye firmly fixed on the housing sector. He tells Denise Chevin how he plans to slash the procurement bill by 20 per cent.

  • Top 50 developers 2011

    24/06/2011

    This year we kick off our construction and development special by turning the sod on an all new, exclusive survey of the top 50 developing housing associations. Nick Duxbury and Gene Robertson report

  • Seeing what develops

    24/06/2011

    The end of grant funding for new social homes has triggered heated debate over the future of development and seen frenzied bids for the £1.8 billion affordable rent programme. So will this deliver the homes the country needs? Inside Housing convened a round table of industry experts to find out. Nick Duxbury reports.

Resources

  • From riches to rags and back

    24/06/2011

    A Welsh landlord took on an ambitious project to refurbish a derelict Grade II listed mansion. Katie Puckett finds out how they managed to bring it back into use

  • Bright ideas

    08/07/2011

    Elderly and disabled people don’t have to live with ugly adaptations to their homes. Katie Puckett finds out about a contest shining a light on good design

  • The big freeze

    16/09/2011

    Kicking off our chief executive salaries special, Inside Housing’s annual survey reveals the economic downturn has put most pay on ice. Lydia Stockdale reports

  • The home MOT test

    10/02/2012

    A Dutch landlord is reducing maintenance costs by giving its homes regular check-ups. Chloë Stothart finds out how it works

  • Scrapheap challenge

    20/01/2012

    The price of metal has risen sky high making pipes, railings and even boilers an irresistible target to thieves. Chloë Stothart finds out how one housing association is tackling the growing problem of metal theft

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