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News‘Era of low interest is over’ as Bank hikes rates by biggest amount in decades
Governor says UK economy will be in recession all of next year and first half of 2024
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NewsTransport minister hints at return to trimmed-down version of NPR
But Mark Harper reiterates government commitment to HS2
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FeaturesCan housing associations keep building as the rest of the market slows?
Thanks to subsidy, housing associations have typically carried on building through a downturn as the volume housebuilders slow down. But, there is now scepticism about whether they can do so this time around
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NewsPlan for net zero buildings standard launches call for evidence
Firms asked to submit operational energy data from their most efficient buildings
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NewsHousebuilder share prices fall ahead of crunch interest rate call
Bank of England expected to raise base rate to 14-year high of 3% today
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NewsBarratt boss admits ‘we must employ more women’ after shareholder protest
Chief of country’s biggest housebuilder says workforce needs to be more diverse
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NewsSurveyors gloomy about future, RICS findings say
Report one of three out today warning of coming downturn
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NewsRejig sees UK boss takes up global role at Aecom
Firm announces restructure at building and places business
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NewsDerwent reports strong demand for office space and rising rental values
Commercial real estate developer says occupier demand is ‘good’ despite political and economic turbulence
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NewsVeterans object to Waterloo tower
Proposals for 20-storey office block draw fire from Union Jack Club members
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NewsRocketing fixed-price jobs helped sink Welsh contractor, administrator says
Jehu Group goes after more than 85 years in business
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NewsCar battery maker Britishvolt handed funding lifeline
Three-year-old company still faces battle for survival
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NewsDevelopers will lose customers if they fail to retrofit buildings, M&S inquiry told
Seaforth chief says clients “need to take the high road now” as M&S battles to save its plans to rebuild flagship Oxford Street store
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NewsSunak bows to pressure to attend COP27
There is no long-term prosperity without action on climate change, PM says
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NewsCore Five brings in Aecom trio to boost partner numbers
150-strong cost consultant says new recruits takes figure to 26
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NewsMorgan Sindall stays upbeat about year-end numbers
Analysts expecting pre-tax profit of around £134m this year
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CommentIt’s all just LAD stuff
Liquidated damages can be a curious business, and this latest case is no exception. Listen carefully, and I’ll begin …
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