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NewsHousebuilders will miss zero carbon homes target, says Barratt boss
Barratt Homes chief executive Mark Clare says firms will not meet 2016 government target
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NewsTaylor Wimpey posts 拢75m profit
Housebuilder results ahead of expectations as it turns rounds 2009 loss of 拢96m
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Ujima fraud defendants plead not guilty
Former FWA West directors plead not guilty in 拢3.5m Ujima fraud case
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NewsHouse prices post unexpected rise
But Nationwide says market is still 鈥渢reading water鈥� in its monthly House Price Index
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HCA to tender for low-cost housing job
Body to reduce 13 鈥渉omebuy agents鈥� to one single operator
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Four suitors court Taylor Wimpey US business
Deal not expected before thursday results announcement
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NewsPersimmon profit jumps to 拢95m
Housebuilder cautious on current trading environment after weak end to 2010
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Architects pessimistic as work gets harder to come by
Future Trends survey shows lack of confidence in the market
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NewsBarratt cuts losses to 拢4.6m
Mark Clare reports good start to 2011 but says long-term recovery depends on availability of mortgage finance
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NewsGalliford Try profits up 29%
Higher margins in the firm鈥檚 construction business boosted profits in the six months to 31 December 2010
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NewsFMB demands green budget for SMEs
Call for VAT cut and reduced stamp duty to meet government targets
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NewsGross mortgage lending down in January
Figures still represent first year-on-year rise since August
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NewsNew legal threat to localism plans
Campaigners say that payment of money to a council on receipt of a planning permission would be unlawful
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FeaturesHome truths: Localism and development
The government maintains that localism will boost development, but the latest planning figures show the exact opposite. Just how scared should developers be by this new political reality?
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CommentLocalism is a good thing for developers
Yes, the bill is ambitious but, if used correctly, could have a very positive effect on housing production
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NewsHousing plan to trigger cuts
Affordable rented housing reforms could mean cuts in development programmes of up to 75%
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FeaturesGreg Clark: Local hero
Greg Clark pretty much invented localism as a political idea, and now he鈥檚 the minister implementing it as a policy. But he鈥檚 adamant that he is genuinely pro-development and not the nimby champion we all fear
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CommentLocalism thinks small; we need the bigger picture
It鈥檚 all very well delivering small schemes but what about larger, infrastructure boosting developments?
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NewsHousebuilding at lowest level for 88 years
Government figures reveal completions at lowest level since 1923