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NewsBrexit boost forecast for London high-end resi
Arcadis says Brexit fallout could lend a helping hand to the prime residential sector
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NewsBrick maker to mothball Lancashire factories
Forterra blames ‘economic uncertainty’ for decision
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NewsSiemens puts new UK wind power on hold after Brexit vote
Engineering company’s UK boss says new plans will be frozen until EU-UK trading relationship is clarified
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NewsInterserve cuts carbon intensity by 20% in 2015
The firm’s business-wide sustainability plan sets out its targets to 2020
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CommentArtificial intelligence: Frankenstein’s lawyers?
AI programmes are becoming part of legal process. Could construction lawyers could be facing obsolescence?
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CommentFuture of SMEs after Brexit
What does the future hold for SME’s in the wake of the UK’s vote to leave the EU? It’s not quite all doom and gloom
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Land regeneration for housing
We consider the complex, multidisciplinary nature of land regeneration and how housing need and government policy are driving increased demand
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NewsHaringey shortlists three for £2bn developer role
North London council wants to build 5,000 homes in borough
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NewsParliament begins search for MPs' offices contractor
Building works expected to cost £500m and take four years to complete
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CommentOnline poll: Pension worries
Are you worried about how Brexit will affect your pension? Results are in
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NewsMace: 30 million new buildings needed by 2050
Rapid growth means 120 billion sq m of new floor space needed by midway through the century
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NewsMace £400m City job pauses for pre-let
Post-Brexit uncertainty throws another scheme into question
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CommentBrexit could move Scotland's economy forward
We are seeing more enquiries from the public and the private sector north of the border, so perhaps we have reason to be optimistic
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NewsBrexit threatens London commercial jobs
Schemes in doubt include 40 Leadenhall and 22 Bishopsgate, as investors reconsider their stakes in property and development
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CommentClaims for distress: Bit of an upset
Can you put a price on the distress and anxiety caused by a building project that goes awry? Some previous cases provide guidance
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FeaturesResurgent regional cities
Developers and employers are looking outside the capital’s overheated market for opportunities in regional cities. Joey Gardiner goes beyond the northern powerhouse and looks at the prospects for Bristol, Birmingham and Glasgow
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CommentHas Kier overreached itself?
Kier’s latest trading update suggests its acquisitions of May Gurney and Mouchel have incurred significant ‘integration costs’
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FeaturesWhat to specify: Roofing
This week’s products for specification include PV roof tiles, a new non-combustible stone wool core and natural slates used on the first purpose-built gym in England