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Labour’s social housing green paper, released last week, praises the effort Housing Associations have put into delivering affordable housing under increasingly difficult circumstances.

Following one of the sector’s most eventful years, registered providers (RPs) continue to face many hurdles.

Alasdair Muir discusses the role of digital technology in improving tenant satisfaction and why housing associations shouldn’t lose sight of more traditional ways to enhance customer service.

Devonshires advised Karin Housing Association on the purchase of its first properties, enabling the organisation to expand into home ownership.

Today marks our one-year anniversary in Leeds and what a year it’s been!

Following a successful tender in September 2017, L&Q acquired a portfolio of 161 affordable and general needs properties in Berkshire from Sovereign Housing Association.

A scheme to offer first dibs on new homes in London has moved a step closer with some of the housing industry’s biggest players signing up.

Following details of the government review into build out of planning permissions for housing, (which we published last week), Jonathan Corris discusses why this could be an unwelcome distraction for the sector and what else is needed to speed up delivery.

Merger is not the only way for housing associations to unlock capacity, writes Andrew Cowan, of Devonshires.

Housing leaders and industry experts explore the HA ‘blueprint’ and merits of off-balance sheet vehicles, REITs and equity. David Blackman reports.

Following our initial observations on the Autumn Budget, we’ve put together this briefing which delves into the detail to bring you further insights into what it means for those operating in the housing industry.

Following a joint entry from Clifford Chance and Devonshires to the British Legal Awards for ‘Property Team of the Year’ we are delighted to announce we have been shortlisted.