All Housing articles – Page 116
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NewsCarillion's collapse sees McAleer & Rushe bag £130m Wembley contract
Developer Quintain pulled out of talks with Carillion last year due to concerns over its ability to continue trading
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NewsPolicy makers remain too focused on landbanking, says Cala
Upmarket builder believes the government would be better turning their attentions to review local authorities’ approach to planning
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NewsLendlease boss joins Old Oak board
Former head of property at Schroders has also joined the board
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NewsCapco request for new Earls Court masterplan rejected by council
Developer wanted to increase the number of homes it was to build at the 77-acre site
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NewsWork stops on key Carillion sites for second day
Schemes in London and Birmingham languish after contractor’s failure
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NewsLaing O'Rourke completes luxury Mayfair scheme
Construction began on the high-end scheme in 2014
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NewsBerkeley confirms modular construction factory plans
Housebuilder has submitted a planning application to build site in Kent
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NewsLatimer completes purchase of Cocoa Works factory
Derelict site in York has been empty for more than 10 years
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NewsQuintain confirms Sisk £211m contract win
Firm is to build 743 build to rent homes at Wembley Park
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FeaturesContractors' Salary Survey 2017: Taking a rain check
Construction salaries are growing faster than most sectors as employers struggle to fill skills gaps, but worries over job security mean people are wary of making a move
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NewsArgent Related unveils first homes at Brent Cross South
Entire scheme will deliver 6,700 new homes
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NewsGreen light for £1.4bn Croydon shopping centre
Scheme to redevelop the Whitgift shopping centre was orginally given outline planning approval in 2014
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NewsKier bags £36m Regent Street job
The Crown Estate is moving forward with its £100m revamp of grade II-listed Morley House
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NewsArcadis partners with offsite contractor Caledonian
Consultant plans to replicate its pre-fab success in the education sector in residential
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NewsRICS urges government to lift housing borrowing cap
Surveyors call on ministers to act if they want local authorities to build more homes
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NewsMalaysian developer buys Willmott Dixon's resi development arm
Be Living has a gross development value of £2.5bn
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CommentRegional renaissance: fuelling the Midlands engine in England
If the Midlands is to capitalise on Northern Powerhouse and HS2 developments, it needs to consider its biggest challenges
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FeaturesHousebuilders' Salary Survey 2017: On the up and up
With fears of a housebuilding downturn in abeyance, skills shortages are helping drive up salaries, especially outside London