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NewsVince Cable demands cap on housebuilders' bonuses
Lib Dem leader says senior executives are profiting from Help To Buy activity
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FeaturesWill driverless cars change our urban environment as we know it?
Do electric-powered private-hire driverless cars represent the biggest opportunity to redesign our urban environment since the invention of the motor car itself?
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NewsPell Frischmann eyes smaller rivals after clinching acquisitions' war chest
Firm also inks deals worth £30m for work in India and Iraq
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NewsBellway breaks 10,000-homes barrier
North East housebuilder adds that it has set aside £6m for post-Grenfell recladding work
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NewsISG chosen to relocate London university's dentistry school
The £8.5m contract will allow UCL’s Eastman Dental Institute to move from its current home
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NewsSomerset council brings in firms for £33m villages works
Willmott Dixon and Balfour Beatty lined up for deals
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NewsGalliard team unveils more plans to redevelop Birmingham
Pair already working on scheme at city’s Jewellery Quarter
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FeaturesLead times: July-September 2018
With workload and enquiries remaining level, lead times stayed steady for all except two packages – both were driven higher by pressure on design and manufacturing resources
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NewsHammerson eyes rejig of stalled Brent Cross plans
Developer looking at cutting back amount of retail at north London site
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CommentReading into the student accommodation sector: strong steps forward
Brexit looms large on the horizon across all sectors, but the fundamentals of the student sector would appear to remain solid
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NewsBig names circle £70m deal to refurb former offices of City watchdog
FCA moved out over the summer
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NewsExtend Help To Buy or face house building disaster, warns CPA
Construction Products Association warns government that output will dive if scheme is wound up in 2021
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NewsBalfour Beatty nabs £85m mixed-use development
Office space and student flats will sit above old Roman city wall
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NewsVolume housebuilders not the answer to housing crisis, Richard Rogers says
Architect says more local councils need to get involved building homes
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CommentSecuring our future – how to fix the pension system
The UK pension systems is broken – expensive and benefiting only the largest companies and public sector employees. Colin Harding suggests how to change that
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FeaturesIs shopping a dying concept? No wonder it's hurting construction
As high-street chains close stores around the country, companies that build shops are coming to terms with paused schemes and supply outstripping demand. But many forward-looking firms are exploring alternatives
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NewsRetail negativity ‘overdone’ say developers
Consultants working in retail remain optimistic about the sector despite Hammerson’s flagship scheme at Brent Cross being put on hold this summer