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Getting it fixed
There are perhaps few surprises in the results of the Tenant Services Authority’s National Conversation – tenants have declared repairs and maintenance a top priority
Making the switch for the future of TV
The digital switchover has started and is coming to an area near you very soon, if it hasn’t already swept through your town.
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has launched the ‘Blue Book’ - a definitive guide for estate agents to help raise standards and improve the consumer’s experi
UK house prices rose 1.6 per cent in August - the fourth consecutive monthly increase, figures showed today.
Details of the successful schemes for the second round of funding from the Homes and Communities Agency’s (HCA) low carbon infrastructure initiative, totalling £8.80million, wer
Housebuilder Persimmon said today that pre-tax profit has fallen 74 per cent from £36.9million to £9.8million.
Housebuilder Bovis has reported a pretax profit before exceptional items of £1.2million in the six months to end-June, ahead of expectations, compared with £11.7million the prev
J & S Seddon Building is due to build the first care home secured under a multimillion pound contract that will see the construction company create up to 15 developments acr
The Government is putting short term political and economic considerations before the interests of some of the poorest in society, the National Housing Federation said today.
The average asking price for a UK home fell 2.2 per cent this month, according to property website Rightmove.
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“@JohnW_Bromford: Good karma, synergy and cake with @FearStephen http://t.co/h5XcbkkqT3 #ukhousing @philippajones2” Making friends!
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RT @GuardianHousing: tenants protest group presents its manifesto for change in the private rented sector http://t.co/BPFh34s1dK #ukhousing
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@yestohomes is launching an animated short on Wed 22 May. Find out about the #yestohomes campaign here http://t.co/snJELOb5eI #ukhousing
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