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Flint announces new housing scheme

Government plans to pilot a ‘rent first, buy later’ scheme to reinvigorate the housing market have been greeted with a mixed response throughout the industry.
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Number of new homes fall by a quarter

There was an abrupt fall in the volume of new housing starts in Q1 2008, compared to the same period in 2007, according to the government.
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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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HBF addresses falling house starts

Junior housing minister Iain Wright’s announcement that the number of new housing starts will fall to under 100,000 units this year, severely affecting the government’s housebuilding targets, has been met with dismay by Stewart Baseley, executive chairman of the Home Builders Federation.
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Bank of England ignores industry’s plea to cut interest rates

The Bank of England has ignored the industry’s pleas for an interest rate cut, in keeping the rate static at 5% as part of a plan to keep inflation at bay.
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Counting the costs

Tim Hough, chief executive of Miller Homes, has backed Home Builders Federation boss Stewart Baseley's warning that the government ignores what the housebuilding industry has to say at its peril. In his April column in Show House magazine, Baseley, executive chairman of the HBF, re-ignited the debate on the best future use of rural land.
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January

New graduate Michael Welling has joined northwest-based firm McDermott Homes as a trainee land buyer.
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Mixed response

Browsing through Estates Gazette the other week I read an astonishing pop at you resi boys from the magazine’s editor Peter Bill.
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