ao link
Enter a search term
Search
→
Coronavirus
Finance
Development
Regulation
More topics
News
IH Live
Comment
Insight
Newsletters
Subscribe
Jobs
Events
CIH
Search
→
Login
My Account
Enter a search term
Search
→
Coronavirus
Finance
Development
Regulation
More topics
News
IH Live
Comment
Insight
Newsletters
Subscribe
Jobs
Events
CIH
Search
→
Login
My Account
Register
Login
New builds more uncomfortable during lockdown, study finds
News
12.10.20
6:00 PM
by Nathaniel Barker
People living in homes built in the past decade were more likely to report feeling uncomfortable during lockdown, a study has found.
To continue reading this article please
Login
or
Register
Most read
Latest news
Housing association executive pay ‘out of control’, says Jenrick
The irreplaceable Dawn Foster
Lenders should not ask for EWS1 forms on blocks below 18 metres, says Jenrick
Jenrick’s attempt to close the EWS1 Pandora’s Box may not succeed
Housing Twitter: sector grapples with racism erupting after Euros loss, plus pets of #UKhousing
Wrong to ignore government’s influence over social housing problems, says CIH
G15 landlords hope for end to EWS ‘torment’ after Jenrick’s announcement as figures show 7,000 blocks still need assessment
Why Sovereign is launching a gender network
RELATED STORIES
26.07.21
July 2021 digital edition of Inside Housing out now
23.07.21
Universal Credit cut will undermine levelling-up agenda, warn Liverpool housing associations
23.07.21
WMCA signs 5,000-home partnership with developer
23.07.21
Government rejects MPs’ last-minute call for permitted development extension to be halted
23.07.21
The pandemic has involved great public leadership. Our report celebrates some of the best
22.07.21
Homelessness fell in early 2021, but charities issue warning as measures come to an end
22.07.21
More than 39,000 care home residents died with COVID-19, new figures show
22.07.21
Clarion development arm selected to build 9,000-home garden community
