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Natalia Gameson



Assistant Editor

Natalia is an experienced trade and consumer property journalist. After stints at Which? Online and a local newspaper, she now works on Show House magazine ­ and Show House online ­ writing news and features specialising in sustainable, business, affordable housing and design issues. She has also freelanced for a wide range of publications including The Daily Mail, Headline Property, Jet to Let and The Italian Magazine.

Lap of luxury

We've all heard that the top end of the market is exempt from the ailing market but, asks Natalia Gameson, is this really the case?
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Rip it up and start again

Could the credit crunch rewrite the unsustainable Code for Sustainable Homes, asks Natalia Gameson?
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Steadfast Scotland?

The media’s money is on Scotland as an investment haven for builders and buyers alike – but is its property market really escaping the credit crunch? Natalia Gameson investigates.
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Crossrail to create 14,000 jobs

Parliament has given the green light to the £16bn Crossrail project, creating 14,000 new jobs for the construction industry.
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Senior heads roll at Wolseley

Plumbing and heating supplier Wolseley has sacked its UK managing director in an effort to cut costs to deal with a difficult market.
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Private sector follows public’s lead

Simon Wright Homes is launching a housing association division as part of a plan to beat the credit crunch by selling homes within the public sector.
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Funding announced for Welsh workers

The Welsh Assembly Government (WAG) has announced funding for a £70 million three-year project to raise the skills of the workforce in some of the most disadvantaged areas. This incentive aims to increase the levels of qualifications and literacy, leading more people to find employment and choose to stay in their locality, creating more demand for housing in the area.
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2007 breaks investment records

Last year broke records for the global property investment market, but fell by almost half in 2008, according to new research.
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Eco-towns won’t be self-sufficient, say experts

Transport links proposed by developers in the majority of the eco-towns will not be self-sufficient enough to cope with the likelihood of rising oil prices, says a report from the eco-town challenge panel.
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Outlook remains bleak for sector

At the end of another grueling week for the industry, the overall outlook has not greatly improved, as Bovis Homes becomes the latest housebuilder to announce the job cuts it intends to shortly initiate.
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