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Bolder vision’ needed for levelling up white paper

The industry has given a muted response to the initial outline of the long-awaited Levelling Up white paper. The paper was due to be published in December but was delayed due to the Omicron coronavirus variant sweeping the nation. The government has today released th...

Read    10/02/2022

Work by Ringley welcomes operational head

Work by Ringley, which was established in 2019 by the Ringley Group to provide flexible workspaces to growing businesses, has appointed Eric Asarè as Head of Operations.In his new role, Eric will be responsible for the day-to-day operations of Camden Gateway, Ri...

Read    10/02/2022

We need legislative change to make it crystal clear who should pay for fire safety defects

The use of special purpose vehicles in building blocks has left leaseholders with nowhere to turn for remediation work. It is clear that change is required, writes Mary-Anne BowringHousing secretary Michael Gove has put developers who use special purpose vehicle...

Read    10/02/2022

Michael Gove has finally entered the cladding fray, but the fight isn’t over

Among the political shambles of this week, something remarkable happened:someone stepped in to say a word or two about how to fix the cladding crisis. This someone was the Secretary of State for Levelling up, Housing and Communities, Michael Gove. His intervention wa...

Read    27/01/2022

Industry gives mixed response to new government cladding removal plans

The property industry has reacted with a mix of praise, scepticism and criticism to the government’s plan to ask developers to cover up to £4bn in costs to remove dangerous cladding from lower-height buildings.Mary-Anne Bowring, group managing director at Ringley, sa...

Read    27/01/2022

Government forces developers to fix cladding crisis: Industry reacts

The government has warned developers that they must pay to fix the cladding crisis as it overhauls its approach to building safety.Secretary of state for levelling up, housing and communities, Michael Gove, has today (10th January), written to the industry giving the...

Read    27/01/2022

Predictions for 2022: Brace yourself

After two years of unprecedented challenges faced by real estate, experts share their predictions for 2022.Mary-Anne BowringGroup managing director, RingleyThis is proving to be a difficult year for bold predictions; however, some things will continue to be a certain...

Read    27/01/2022

'Explosive' growth of single-family housing shows maturity of UK BTR

The bank is no stranger to build to rent (BTR), having made its debut in the sector a few years back with a £118 million loan to finance the construction of Apache Capital and Moda's The Mercian skyscraper in Birmingham. Yet what made the deal with Urban & Civic ...

Read    27/01/2022

Ringley Group Appoints New Head Of Operations

Property management consultancy Ringley Group has appointed Eric Asarè as its new head of operations of Work by Ringley.Work by Ringley, which was established in 2019, provides flexible workspaces to growing businesses.The company is committed to the professionals wh...

Read    22/10/2021

Labour takes aim at buy-to-let at party conference

Labour shadow housing minister Lucy Powell hit out at housing being traded as an asset and poor-quality buy-to-lets at the party’s conference in Brighton.Powell branded the Conservatives ‘the party of speculators and developers’ compared to Labour’s focus on homeowne...

Read    22/10/2021

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