All Comment articles – Page 72
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NewsAre UK houses really worth 6% more than a year ago?
According to the Halifax index just out they are, but then we need to look carefully at the raw data to understand the true situation
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NewsWorkload drops as snow falls
Construction output figures show us the huge impact a cold snap like this can have on projects and losses construction suffers
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NewsEnding in a whimper
Figures from buyers' body CIPS showed the industry continued to decline in December
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NewsStarting up your own business, part seven: A job at last?
Just as you run out of ideas and even the dog's in a sulk, a promising email arrives
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NewsStarting up your own business, part six: The elusive first commission
Time flies at the speed of a jet aircraft when the money is running out…
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NewsPundits point to flat house prices in 2010
It’s the time of the year for reflections, resolutions and prognostications. And what can be more fun than guessing the likely path of house prices?
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NewsChristmas crackers: Rupert Choat
What does a construction lawyer want for the industry this Christmas?
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NewsDoes the GDP debate rest on dodgy figures?
Our expert blogger examines the construction industry's economic foundations
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NewsChristmas crackers: Gus Alexander
Building's architectural critic tells us what's on his festive wish list
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NewsResidential planning activity bounces back
Brickonomics: Planning decisions are on the rise but how much is due to housebuilders switching consents from flats to houses
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NewsGrim outlook for jobs in construction
Brickonomics: Another drop in workload will have a devasting affect on what is already a fragile jobs market
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FeaturesReview of the decade: 2000-2009
The past 10 years will be remembered for the long, long boom that turned into a deep, deep recession, but a lot of other things happened along the way … So here’s our guide to the people, the projects, the deals, the disasters, the feuds and the fights that made ...
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News2009 rewound: a review of the year
This was the year spent in the eye of the hurricane, between the collapse of private spending in 2008 and the collapse of public spending in 2010. Sarah Richardson remembers 12 months that many in the industry are trying to forget
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NewsVideo: Come Dine with Construction
Building’s contributors square up for a seasonal cooking showdown: who will be king of the kitchen?
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CommentWe’ve never had it so good
You can’t see much when you’re in a hole, but the truth is that the noughties were in many ways a wonderful decade
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NewsBuilding's Pub Quiz of the Decade
You may think you know construction - but do you? Find out by answering our killer questions …
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NewsThe decade's best projects
Here are what we selected as our favourite projects of the past 10 years … plus the results of our reader poll
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NewsWill Brits benefit from the Middle East's education boom?
The BSEC Mena conference revealed some interesting work on offer but it's a question of how to get a foot in the door
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NewsStarting up your own business, part five: Up and running
Now you have your own firm, how do you go about getting that first job?
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NewsHousing recovery is resting on happier family homes market
Another housing survey today suggests recovery, but activity seems to most evident within the well-to-do family home price bracket