UKREiiF | Homes England ‘looking for willing partners’

L&G’s decision to pull out of its Yorkshire mega-factory isn’t the end, but might be the beginning of the end. Plus: political horse trading in Bolton could have big consequences.

River pollution is putting development plans into purgatory in North Wales. Plus: the North West shed market is hot.

Does a big Sheffield office investment, and a clutch of Manchester office requirements, mean it’s now a bull market? Plus: good news for BTR and bad news for office fit-outs.

Verum Victum Healthcare has secured permission for a 94-bed facility at the former Jennings Ford site on Washington Road.

Work has resumed on the redevelopment of a former freight depot off the Felling bypass, delivered by the joint venture between Countryside Partnerships, Home Group and Gateshead Council.

Is the Northern BTR market moving too fast? Plus: luxury hotels are on the rise, while infrastructure projects show promise.

Replacing Section 106 contributions with a single community infrastructure levy could severely impact the delivery of discounted homes, according to Rob Loughenbury, director of strategy at Onward Homes.

Despite the headwinds buffeting the UK economy, long-term projects in property and regeneration continue to move forward across the region.

The 15-minute city concept has been heralded as one of the outstanding architectural contributions to human development – does it deserve this praise? And how can we turn its ideas into reality?