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Mandates that associations have adequate reserve funds for maintenance and repairs mean older buildings could be retired to make way for new development.

The plan has received gateway approval

Tenant asks Anthony Albanese to be considerate during cost of living crisis

The developer can ask for a review or change its plans.

THE Scottish Parliament has declared a nationwide housing emergency as opposition MSPs pushed for a coherent plan to address the situation.

Letters: There are alternatives to continued austerity – look at Labour’s achievements in 1945, writes Derrick Joad, while Pete Lavender advises against Thatcherite economics

Four in 10 households seeking council help say it is because property is being sold, amid renting reform delays

Sales at the Chelsea Barracks luxury housing scheme in Belgravia have passed the £1.2 billion mark as the Qatari owned developers complete the latest building, 9 Mulberry Square.

Housing affordability crisis will not be solved by the federal government's inadequate increase to rent assistance and construction incentives, critics say.

Plans for a new set of tower blocks up to 35 storeys tall have been outlined for East Greenwich. The project would see 564 new homes being built on Telcon Way, 33 per cent of which would be ‘affordable’.

Acton, where I live, can stake no claim to being the most beautiful part of London, though over the 12 years I’ve lived here I’ve grown incredibly fond of its quirks and idiosyncrasies. Architecturally, it’s pretty mixed between predominantly Victorian and Edwardian housing, the odd Georgian gem, a mix of…