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NewsRegeneration areas hit hardest by property slump
Returns were 2.6% lower in regeneration areas in compared to the general market according to new survey
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NewsRok to close commercial property arm
Contractor reduces exposure to sector as it reports 22% interim profit rise
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NewsBalfour Beatty ties up £100m PPP deal in Singapore
New deal inline with contractor’s strategy to expand PPP businesses in selected geographic markets
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NewsFalling housing sales prompt sellers to drop prices
First time buyers have become endangered species says RICS as number of sales fall to lowest level for 30 years
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News'Can of ham' to rival Foster's Gherkin
Foggo Associates distinctive 18-storey skyscraper would be built in St Mary Axe
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NewsDeveloper selected for Peterborough pPod eco-homes
Housing association Gentoo and housebuilder Morris Homes to build UK's second major zero carbon housing development
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NewsDemolition date set for Tinsley cooling towers
Work will start on new biomass power plant after cooling towers are cleared on August 24
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NewsConstruction in recession for two more years
Higher materials prices contribute to construction bodies' gloomy outlook
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Raynsford accuses Brown of ‘frantic search’ for policy ideas
Former housing minister Nick Raynsford says prime minister should avoid populist decision making
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NewsDelhi plans 10 new metro stations for 2010
Pell Frischmann works with architect John McAslan + Partners to build 10 new Delhi metro stations
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Comment
Are we seeing the bottom of the housing market collapse? Probably not
The broad message coming out of the latest housing market survey from the surveyors' body RICS is that transactions may be stabilising but prices still are falling and have a way to fall yet.The interview with RICS chief economist Simon Rubinsohn on Radio 4's Today programme suggested that sellers are ...
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FeaturesFirst impressions: Projects by Hadid and Metropolitan Architects
Another ‘First Impression’ panellist, this time Michelle Sweeney, graduate from the School of Architecture at the University of Manchester, comments on five new schemes
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NewsLow earners 'unrealistic' about house buying prospects
Study finds few people on low incomes apply for social housing
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NewsOn a wing and a prayer
These workers at St Leonards-in-the-Fields in Perth need to visit www.churchsafety.org.uk
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Developers' payments to councils double in two years
Planning payments for affordable housing rise faster than land prices, study finds
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Benefit cuts do not make single parents get jobs, says study
But welfare claimants think penalty is reasonable
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Standard start for planning will not work
But study says the idea could have merit at local level
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NewsCrest considers £100m cash boost
Housebuilder is seeking cash injection to prevent breach of bank convenants according to reports