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NewsBarbour ABI's March market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for March is now available to download
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NewsBarking Riverside rail link gets green light
Mayor asks TfL to apply for powers to start work on London Overground extension to Barking Riverside
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NewsObituary: Martin Spring
Building’s former architectural editor was one of the magazine’s longest serving staff members
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NewsCroydon unveils £250m housebuilding push
MIPIM latest: Programme to deliver 1,000 homes on small sites
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CommentMipim shows a caring side, and just a few towers…
This year’s ‘housing MIPIM’ may be mostly spin, but PRS is nonetheless attracting attention
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CommentA constrained Budget
Disappointment for institutional housing investors, but a surprise revival for the unloved Thames Gateway
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News'Global wall of money' to buy property
MIPIM latest: Investors are targeting opportunites across the globe as capital availability hits new highs
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NewsBidders revealed for £2bn Haringey pipeline
Winner will first help the council with regeneration plans for Wood Green and Tottenham
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NewsBudget backs BIM level three
Government says it will develop new standard for construction to “maintain global leadership”
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NewsKier profit hit by £16m Mouchel takeover costs
One-off costs hit Kier profit in half-year results
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NewsTheatre projects celebrate Budget handouts
Budget 2016: Cornwall and Merseyside projects given chancellor’s backing
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NewsChipperfield's Nobel Centre gets outline approval
Stockholm approves architect’s competition-winning design
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FeaturesApprentices: ‘The numbers don’t add up…’
Three times as many people are leaving the industry each year as are joining, so today’s skills crisis is set to get a lot worse
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FeaturesEU procurement: Drawing lines
Architects have played down the effect that a vote for Britain to leave the EU this summer would have on the profession, but its impact on procurement could make a big difference
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NewsNetwork Rail privatisation ruled out by Shaw report
But HS1 chief executive says Network Rail should look at private finance for infrastructure schemes
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NewsProperty feels the squeeze as Osborne goes after institutions
Budget 2016: Stamp duty hike on investment homes applies to corporate investors too, says chancellor
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NewsOsborne unveils 'low tax enterprise' Budget
Budget 2016: New cash for flood defences and road improvements
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CommentApprentices: You’re hired
When firms start looking at apprenticeships as a source of cheap labour, they risk devaluing the programme, and their own reputations