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Proposals for 18,000 homes held up by wastewater impasse set to get going after Anglian Water deal
Water Delivery Taskforce negotiates agreement with utility which had concerns over capacity
Consultation on Euston masterplan set to begin next weekend
Plans to redevelop area around station due to be sent in next year
Plan to turn listed building in City into apartments gets green light
Emrys Architects behind makeover for Victorian Albert Buildings
Building safety regulator says average gateway 3 approval time stood at 16 weeks in latest data bulletin
Nearly 300 applications received for final part of process, BSR says, although no new build jobs have reached stage yet
Lendlease and Crown Estate set up new development management JV
Pair set to start work on an initial three schemes at Euston, Silvertown and Stratford
Contractors not guaranteed to price London jobs just because output is low, T&T Alinea warns
Consultant says firms citing capacity issues and risk for not working up bids on some schemes
Vistry and L&Q get green light for 3,500-home neighbourhood in Essex
Development forms part of 10,000-home Chelmsford Garden Community masterplan
JP Morgan submits plans for £60m Barbican office refurb
Top two storeys of 2005 building to be extended and facades overhauled
Hill edges profit and turnover up despite building safety approval delays
Housebuilder says trading was ‘satsifactory’ but continues to be dogged by regulatory hold-ups
Gallagher increases turnover and profit
Kent contractor says getting hold of labour has become easier in wake of housing slowdown
In pictures: Multiplex’s One Leadenhall tower completes
City of London scheme designed by Make
Small housebuilders’ confidence dented by Iran conflict, survey finds
HBF findings shows expectations for have weakened since war began at end of February
M Group sees turnover break £3bn mark
Infrastructure specialist narrows pre-tax losses
M&E firm Phoenix hails order book as profit jumps by more than half
Specialist says it is looking to grow business across Europe
Former Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata to help Populous design training centres
Footballer to provide design reviews on schemes across the world
Multibillion-pound claim formally launched against top UK housebuilders
Class action claim alleges non-competitive behaviour impacted homebuyers between 2015 and 2026 and seeks up to £4.5bn in compensation
Industry welcomes Burnham’s council housing and devolution plans but questions who will pay for it
Firms call for greater recognition of cost they face – including higher taxes implemented by current government
Mulalley wins landmark Building Safety Act cladding claim against overseas parent of stricken UK product firm
High Court judge orders German company to pay contractor £1.8m for costs racked up replacing cladding system at Essex tower block
Profit halves at housebuilder Anwyl
Welsh housebuilder says margins squeezed by increased costs and affordability constraints
Former Reds10 boss joins JLL
Matt Bennion heading up project and development services business in Asia Pacific
Skanska confirmed for £282m City office after private equity funding deal paves way for work to start on stalled job
Scheme at 55 Old Broad Street is now being bankrolled by Ashby Capital with Landsec kept on as development manager
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