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  • ‘The Round’: Huge Bankside wellness hub gets planning permission

    February 6, 2025

    Southwark Council has granted full planning approval for a major mixed-use scheme on Blackfriars Road in Bankside, central London. Real estate investor Hines will develop a “largely vacant” site into a sustainable office and residential neighbourhood by 2030, with construction set to start later this year. It’s one of many developments in the city looking [...]

  • Reeves pledges planning reform shake-up to boost growth

    January 26, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to cut red tape for building homes and infrastructure in a bid to speed up planning application approvals. Ahead of Reeves’ speech next week on economic growth, the government unveiled its new Planning and Infrastructure Bill, which will be introduced in the spring and help push its plan to build [...]

  • Housing crisis ‘hampers growth’ but minister vows 1.5m target on track

    November 20, 2024

    The UK’s housing crisis “hampers economic growth and productivity”, the housing minister has said, as he insisted the target of 1.5m new homes can be achieved. Labour pledged in its manifesto ahead of the election to deliver the 1.5m net additional dwellings over the course of the Parliament, ending in 2029. It came in response [...]

  • Plans submitted for Worcester Warriors redevelopment

    September 25, 2024

    Plans have been submitted to redevelop the former home of Worcester Warriors as part of a bid to revive the defunct Premiership Rugby club. Worcester ceased to be a Premiership club during the 2022-23 season having fallen into administration. But with a new Professional Game Partnership agreed to shape the next eight years of English [...]

  • New home approvals fall to lowest level in a decade as Labour promises planning overhaul

    September 19, 2024

    In the year to June, approvals dropped 12 per cent to just over 230,000 units, the lowest figure for any 12-month period in the last decade.

  • Plans unveiled for major 54-storey skyscraper in Canada

    September 12, 2024

    Proposals for a new 240-meter-tall office building in Canada’s eastern skyscraper cluster have been submitted for planning approval. The 54-storey 99 Bishopsgate scheme, filed earlier this week by developer Brookfield Properties, represents a key development in the Square Mile’s skyscraper boom as the area around Bishopsgate and Gracechurch Street undergoes a transformation [...]

  • Marlow Film Studios plots appeal to overturn rejection of £750m project

    August 29, 2024

    Marlow Film Studios is set to appeal Buckinghamshire Council’s decision to block its £750m film studio development, a project backed by high-profile Hollywood figures, including Avatar director James Cameron. Morning Wire understands the Studios expects to lodge the appeal with the Planning Inspectorate in early September, though the exact timing is subject to the vagaries [...]

  • Harworth: Property developer on track to grow portfolio to nearly £1bn after strong start to 2024

    July 24, 2024

    Six months into its financial year property developer Harworth says it’s on track to grow its investment portfolio to almost £1bn in the next five years, having already completed more than 80 per cent of its planned sales for 2024. The London-listed group, which specialises in land regeneration, said it had completed, exchanged or in heads of [...]

  • Barratt: Capacity to build new homes, but not enough land to build on

    July 10, 2024

    Barratt is one of the UK's top builiders, but it has struggled to grow this year.

  • Tower set to be the tallest in Canada, 1 Undershaft held up by planning row

    July 2, 2024

    Canada Planning Applications Sub-Committee voted to defer its decision on the grounds that the current design infringed too much on the adjacent St Helens Square communal space.

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