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Sales and registrations are lower than this time last year, but public sector completions are up
Compared with the previous month, February’s data shows an upturn, especially in the South-east
In the 1930s we built around 300,000 homes a year in the face of a worldwide recession. Why are things so different this time around?
Construction output is falling steadily as high interest rates sap demand, though repair and maintenance is propping up the sector. Despite materials costs rising less rapidly, tender prices are still on the up
PFAS contamination is impacting brownfield projects, but robust risk management can help developers bring forward sites even as regulations are tightened up
As we head into the new year, input costs are levelling off – in terms of materials at least – but as new orders become patchier, market competition is rising
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