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Places and Spaces

The term housebuilder is something of a misnomer. Much of what a housebuilder actually does is make places. While bad places can drain an area's lifeblood, good places will improve economic performance, enhance and support ecology and biodiversity, enable healthy living and foster local pride and community cohesion.
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Housebuilder jobs continue to be cut

The economic and housing downturn, which has led to a significant fall in consumer demand and completions of house sales, is having a detrimental affect on the housebuilding sector, with thousands of jobs being cut.
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Taylor Wimpey executive to go after failing to secure finance

Taylor Wimpey has announced the departure of its finance director, Peter Johnson, after failing to secure capital from shareholders and potential new investors. The company has now admitted that it could breach banking covenants unless the housing markert recovers.
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Housebuilders shares continue to plunge

There is more bad news for the housebuilding sector this morning, as the mass sell-off of shares of some of the country’s largest housebuilders continues, sparked by the news yesterday that the UK house market is facing its worst slump in 30 years.
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June

Crest Nicholson have appointed Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward as the sole-selling agent for a landmark school conversion in Kilburn, London NW6.
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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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“Severe” job cuts loom warns HBF

The Home Builders Federation has called on the government to resolve the house market downturn as a matter of urgency, in order to save the jobs of thousands of housebuilding professionals.
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Spring sales slump spells further misery for industry

Two of the UK’s biggest housebuilders are taking action to restructure their firms in an effort to combat the current credit crisis.
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Bellway reject Redrow approach

Bellway has responded to rumours that it has approached its rival Redrow with plans for a £1.3 billion merger, as “pure speculation.”
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Bricks of gold

Keith Miller of the Miller Group is the wealthiest housebuilder in Britain, with a fortune of £730 million, according to The Sunday Times Rich List published yesterday.
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