Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[zulfikar] 06/2/2018 10:28

5th February
Long-awaited Beaconsfield relief road awarded £4.4m as part of cash boost for new homes


A long-awaited relief road to cut congestion in Beaconsfield Old Town and “support the delivery of new homes” has been awarded more than £4 million in funding.

The cash boost was announced by the Treasury last week as part of a £224.5 million investment in local housing projects across the south east.

Wilton Park developers Inland Homes have completed phase one of their section of the A355 relief road, which runs from the A40 Pyebush Roundabout to Minerva Way.

The relief road proposal has already received £6.1 million through the Bucks Thames Valley Local Enterprise Partnership to help alleviate traffic issues in Beaconsfield and with this additional £4,472,144 funding, Buckinghamshire County Council (BCC) is now expected to have sufficient funding in place.

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[mfhmfh] 06/2/2018 09:08

agree as well. GLA.

[muffster] 06/2/2018 08:38

Agree spud

[spud] 06/2/2018 08:26

Buying opportunity so taken another 20k.

spud

[cheshire man] 02/2/2018 15:33

One day yump,,,,,have no doubt :-)

[pavey ark] 02/2/2018 15:24

Well at least a number of them are buys.

[pavey ark] 02/2/2018 15:11

Strange; I think all of these trades are buys.

[yump] 01/2/2018 21:23

Trying to escape the 60's is futile - all rises will be absorbed ;-)

[scottishfield] 01/2/2018 19:06

In 'bounce' territory now hopefully.

[yump] 27/1/2018 12:25

#nice #abouttimethesharepricewentup
;-)

[cheshire man] 27/1/2018 09:21

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[its the oxman] 26/1/2018 12:14

Yes , expecting a significant uptick in the share price come results. Should be very positive in all respects.

[cheshire man] 26/1/2018 11:30

Looking forward to the interims end of March :-)


2 January 2018

Stephen Wicks, Chief Executive commented:

"As we head into the New Year, Inland Homes is well placed to achieve further significant growth in 2018, with the in house construction team now well established and beginning to bear fruit. We have had an extremely productive period, culminating in a number of profitable land sales and a growing order book for Inland Partnerships, our new business principally dedicated to delivering residential units for housing associations and other residential landlords such as PRS funds or Local Authorities. Our house building programme is at a record level, with over 500 homes currently under construction and a healthy pipeline of new development projects in place for the coming months, supporting our positive outlook."

[igbertsponk] 26/1/2018 11:23

Yes, good to see the councillors overriding the planners with their dappy insistence on long term own planning that never comes to anything.

[cheshire man] 26/1/2018 11:18

Thanks for that Zulfikar....another string to their bow :-)

[zulfikar] 24/1/2018 16:49

Basildon councillors approve housing estate on green land off of Gardiners Lane, despite council officers advising them not to


COUNCILLORS have granted planning permission for a housing development on green land – even though officers recommended it be refused.

Civil servants said a 37-hectare site at Gardiners Lane South had been allocated for ’a number of years’ to be used for ’comprehensive development for employment and residential purposes’.

Officers described a planning application submitted for one hectare of the land, seeking permission to build 33 dwellings, as ’piecemeal’.

The application was submitted last year by Inland Homes And Anderson Design & Build Ltd.

The developers requested permission to build 33 two-storey buildings ’in the form of one, two and three-bedroom houses and apartments’.

They also plan to install a new road, car-parking spaces and landscaping.

But a council report on the proposal said: “The emerging Local Plan envisages that Gardiners Lane will be developed to provide a mixed use residential and employment scheme.

“The proposals in this planning application indicate that this site will be delivered in isolation from the wider Gardiners Lane South area, and as such the opportunity to deliver a far more comprehensive development for the Gardiners Lane South site will be missed.”

Officers recommended councillors refuse the plans for two reasons; firstly that it ’represents piecemeal development which would result in the loss of employment land’, and secondly, that ’by virtue of its layout, scale, bulk, height and appearance, it would have a detrimental impact upon the character and appearance of the industrial area’.

But councillors ignored officers’ advice and approved the scheme.

Independent councillor David Harrison, who sits on the planning committee, said: “I voted to approved it because for 30 years this area has been part of a so-called comprehensive development area, and very little has happened. The area in this application was abutted by another development which had already been allowed.”

[yump] 22/1/2018 10:25

So if perhaps there's an upgrade to 7p eps (massive !!) and a p/e of 12, that's easily 80p. When you look at it like that, you wonder why its spent so long at 60p ish. Perhaps to do with the worry about housebuilders' rising costs and a bit of an economic slowdown.

[its the oxman] 22/1/2018 10:23

Yes v cheap I think, holding tight.

[yump] 22/1/2018 10:22

This was back in November, but must have contributed - compared to previous year there's quite a jump.

"The Group's housebuilding programme is continuing to grow rapidly, with 581 units currently under construction (including joint ventures) and a further 445 expected to be started by June 2018. Reservations are at a healthy level, with 139 net reservations across 11 sites since 1 July compared to 54 across 5 sites in 2016. Similarly forward sales stand at GBP40.7 million (2016: GBP22.3 million), an increase of 82.5%. This reflects the increase in our housebuilding output and confidence in both the market in which we operate and the price point."

[cheshire man] 22/1/2018 10:13

Looking at the chart it took a while to break out of the range so onwards and upwards from here on in,,,,,DYOR etc.

[yump] 22/1/2018 10:13

Seen a lot of shares over the years that tread water for ages and then rise on no announcements. Bit of a guess as to why. Perhaps they get stuck in a range, even if prospects are good, just because there are large sellers feeding the market.

Takes some patience though to buy on a p/e around 10 and then just wait and wait. Once the trend is up there should be plenty more interest as people wonder why they didn't spot the company before...

Obviously there's the recent announcement of positive outlook, but not seen that translate into raised forecasts - perhaps a note or 2 has come out. It was 6.4p ish earnings last time I looked.