Anwyl set to start on more than 500 homes
Anwyl Homes has received planning consent and is starting construction on three residential developments which will total 474 homes in Cheshire and North Wales.
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Wrexham homes make it through appeal
Work on 189 homes in Rhosrobin in Wrexham is due to start next year after Welsh Government housing minister Julie James backed an appeal against the scheme's earlier rejection.
Housing approved for RAF Sealand site
Nexus Planning has secured permission for 283 homes in Flintshire on behalf of Countryside Properties.
Muse plans second phase of Colwyn Bay scheme
The developer has brought forward proposals for housing at the former Civic Centre alongside the A55 in Colwyn Bay, part of a wider deal with Conwy Council that has already seen the construction of an 100,000 sq ft HQ building.
Macbryde gears up with two Welsh projects
Macbryde Homes is to start work this week on two North Wales housing developments, bringing more than 100 homes to the Rhuddlan area.
Housing and care home face Flintshire committee
Flintshire Council’s planning committee is to meet on Wednesday, with a 40-home development and a dementia facility’s extension the key items for discussion.
Approval granted for Rhuddlan homes
An application from Macbryde Homes for 99 homes in the North Wales village has been approved, with Macbryde itself and Anwyl Homes lined up for delivery.
MIPIM | Opportunity for SME housebuilders
When Sajid Javid said in 2017 that "the housing market was broken", describing it as "almost impossible for small independent builders to enter the market", he cast light on an issue of vital importance, writes Simon Finlay, head of development at Macbryde Homes.
Macbryde acquires Rhuddlan resi site
Acting on behalf of Denbighshire County Council and a private client, Legat Owen has completed the sale of a development site in Rhuddlan to Macbryde Homes at the guide price of £3m.
Redrow on a high as Morgan bows out
North Wales housebuilder Redrow has reported pre-tax profit of £185m and turnover up 9% to £970m in its interim results, the last to be overseen by departing chairman Steve Morgan.
