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NewsThird time lucky as JV revives £12m eco-village scheme
Abandoned Plymouth scheme of 91 zero-carbon homes rescued as JV developer CornerstoneZed buys site
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NewsDecision time on the UK’s EU membership
Construction firms begin to nail their colours to the mast as prime minister David Cameron sets a date for EU referendum
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CommentEU referendum: The great unknown
The noise from Westminster on the decision dubbed “one of the biggest in our lifetimes” by Cameron has only built as the week has gone on
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FeaturesMarket review: Slow off the mark
Construction output levels saw a further slowdown in Q4 but were still up on the same period last year. Private housing and infrastructure are the bright lights for the year ahead
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NewsHousing stats: New-build sales and completions in December 2015
Completions are on the rise compared with last year, but registrations take a noticeable dip
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NewsContractors nearing full capacity
Contractors are nearing full capacity as labour shortages continue to bite according to Build UK’s latest survey
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NewsHinkley decision 'this year' says EDF boss
EDF chief executive Jean-Bernard Levy says he expects a final investment decision to be taken this year
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CommentUK infrastructure: Thinking big
What’s required to make the UK’s infrastructure fit for the 21st century? It’s important that imagination is at the heart of our thinking
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NewsFirst images of Serpentine Pavilions released
Bjarke Ingels designs central pavilion, with four other architects responsible for smaller projects
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NewsAston Martin picks Wales for new factory
Construction to start next year on new factory at MoD site in Glamorgan
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CommentOnline poll: Brexit
Would it be better for the UK construction industry for Britain to remain in the EU or leave? Vote here
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FeaturesCycle lanes: On yer bikes
London’s £4bn Roads Modernisation Plan aims to radically redesign the way we travel through the capital’s streets
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NewsThree missing at Didcot collapse 'highly unlikely' to be alive
One dead and three missing as part of Didcot A power station collapses
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NewsBarratt sees build costs jump 4%
Housebuilder says labour shortage has driven up build costs despite rise in skilled subcontractors
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NewsInterserve considers division sale
Contractor puts its profitable equipment services arm under strategic review
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NewsInfrastructure key to growth, says Sadie Morgan
National Infrastructure Commission member warns UK could be ‘left behind’
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NewsAnalysts' verdict on £85m ISG takeover
Analysts predict Cathexis will focus on firm’s core fit-out business before looking to sell up within five years
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FeaturesCost model: Private rented sector
The PRS market has found its stride. New occupiers are demanding fresh ideas and high quality. Making the most of this niche asset class requires a careful balance between capital investment and annual yield