HBF Weekly News Summary Friday 5 October 2007
Top stories this week Zero carbon guidance published... read Conservatives announce housing plans... read Bank rate maintained at 5.75%... read
Step on to the ladder
A BIT of good news for struggling first-time buyers: there are ways of protecting yourself from rising interest rates and getting a leg up the property ladder …
Public backs stamp duty abolition for first-time buyers
Ex-Barratt chief speaks out as YouGov poll supports key Tory housing...
Housing boom has priced out a quarter of Brits
A quarter of Britain's young workers are priced out of their local housing markets, according to latest research from property website Hometrack. House prices …
First time buyers and shared ownership
A BIT of good news for struggling first-time buyers: there are ways of protecting yourself from rising interest rates and getting a leg up the property ladder …
Step on to the property ladder
A BIT of good news for struggling first-time buyers: there are ways of protecting yourself from rising interest rates and getting a leg up the property ladder …
Chairman's Monthly Update Septemeber 2007
Party conference season heralds the end of the so called summer political lull.
The Andrew Davidson Interview 2006
Nikesh Arora, CEO Google Europe January 8 Lord Bhattacharyya, founder Warwick Manufacturing Group January 15 Stuart Rose, CEO Marks&Spencer January 22 Tim Wate…
Tenants - cheesed off
A YouGov survey for the New Homes Marketing Board suggests the perennial chatter about young people choosing to rent, for lifestyle reasons (freedom from debt,…
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Half of local planning authorities failing to discharge planning conditions within the statutory timeframe
Planning approvals for new homes collapse to new low
New build homes offer buyers £170k in hidden value compared to the average ‘fixer upper’, new research shows
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