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Japanese housebuilding giant Daiwa House buys 30% stake in Miller
Edinburgh-based Miller is eyeing 7,000 completions a year
McAlpine set to build new roof at award-winning Sky HQ
Building completed in 2016 has been hit by series of leaks leading to lengthy insurance battle
Gloomy Arcadis report warns on falling demand and rising costs
Consultant says meaningful recovery in sector being hampered by flatlining confidence and viability issues
Fast-growing Cardo increases turnover 64% as firm targets further expansion
Cardiff-based housing maintenance specialist has acquired 10 firms in past 18 months
Offsite contractor Reds10 launches affordable housing business
Firm to begin with brownfield scheme in Surrey
Three buildings on Fosters’ £300m Oxford cancer campus set to be partially rebuilt after project rethink
Sections of superstructure built by Mace Construct to be torn down under plans to combine three buildings into one
Galliford Try margins up as firm stays on track for 2030 target
Income and profit on the rise as firm’s cash pile increases
Private equity firm sells stake in Ridge to rival fund for undisclosed sum
CVC buys up share that Horizon Capital shelled out £40m for three years ago
Help to Buy offered ‘high value for money’ and boosted housing supply, official report finds
Analysis commissioned by government fuels calls from housebuilders for fresh demand-side intervention to boost market
Studio Egret West submits revised masterplan for remainder of Battersea Power Station development
Changes include smaller buildings and improved sightlines to the grade II*-listed power station
Barratt Redrow cuts housebuilding forecast despite strong full-year results
Analysts say housebuilder’s profits ‘could be in peril’ in FY27
Former Lendlease construction boss Simon Gorski joins Stepnell
New arrival tasked with expanding regional contractor’s business
Kier coup as firm lands £90m deal to refurbish 1990s City office
Rethink of 1990s SOM-designed building comes as current law firm occupier prepares to move to 1 Liverpool Street
Top 150 consultants spend more on artificial intelligence as perceived importance grows
One in three firms spend ‘significantly’ more on the technology than they did last year
New chief construction adviser to be appointed by end of year
Current adviser Thouria Istephan to leave at end of September without a month to hand over as originally expected
Profit jumps at Preston contractor Eric Wright
Turnover edges up towards £300m mark
Gleeson slumps to pre-tax loss after being hit by £13m in one-off costs
Housebuilder says legacy repairs and restructuring bill send firm into red
Kier to pull out of property as firm turns in record set of results
Contractor to focus on infrastructure and construction instead and to return move’s £150m cash saving to balance sheet
Norman Foster warns renewables could threaten ecosystems as he calls for nuclear ‘revolution’
Foster + Partners founder said there was a ‘massive communication gap’ on the benefits of zero-carbon nuclear power
Names of contractors and consultants appointed to build £5bn Universal Studios theme park revealed
Scheme was given £1.3bn of government backing in June
Top 150 consultants more negative about Labour government’s performance than a year ago
Four in 10 firms now think Labour’s supporting of the built environment is ‘poor’ or ‘very poor’
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