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NewsHadid profit slumps as Asia and Middle East workloads tumble
Architect admits to struggles finding tenants for former Design Museum home it bought five years ago
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NewsLast-gasp Carillion adviser payments to be examined, says business secretary
Greg Clark said Insolvency Service would consider whether payments should have gone to the supply chain
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CommentLegal: Timing is everything
A recent judgment looks at the age-old question of when a cause of action accrues – alter it at your peril
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FeaturesNot so Square Mile
With co-working spaces and start-up incubators a growing trend in the City of London, developers are finding that flexibility and fun public spaces are what occupiers want
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CommentCase in focus: The missing page(s)
Should the court intervene to correct alleged deficiencies in electronic disclosure?
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FeaturesOnline poll: All change in the Square Mile
This week’s poll: Are developers responding fast enough to the Square Mile s demographic shift?
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NewsBig names snubbed for Old Street Roundabout revamp
Dar Group, Gpad London, Nicholas Hare and EPR make shortlist
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NewsGovernment outlines funding package for Manchester housebuilding
Manchester mayor welcomes move but warns “it’s not a numbers game”
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CommentBuilding regulations review - are we just going to be papering over the cracks?
While the tragedy at Grenfell last year offered us a sharp reminder of the devastating effect that fire can have, it also starkly highlighted the ambiguity within our whole system of fire regulation and surprised many with its lack of clarity
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NewsPwC clocks up £20m in Carillion fees in two months
Following firm’s liquidation, consultant initially charged around £3m a week
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CommentNPPF reforms: Government has misjudged the real obstacles to development
Draft revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework has raised more questions than answers, presenting a contradictory stance of trying to crack down on developers while also promising to “deliver more housing more quickly”
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FeaturesOxford v Cambridge: do you fancy Oxford's chances?
Oxford has great hopes for its rowing crew’s performance in this weekend’s Boat Race – but are Oxfordshire local authorities equally primed to deliver on a mammoth £215m housing deal from central government?
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CommentOpen water - at last
From April, all housebuilders and developers will have a genuine choice of water network provider for the first time. It’s time to make the most of this watershed moment
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NewsT&T appoints first woman to UK managing director’s role
Patricia Moore joined consultant back in 1999
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NewsLeeds cladding company goes into administration
Cover Structure was working on Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre
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NewsMPs slam Pensions Regulator over Carillion saga
Work and pensions and business secretaries to face inquiry
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NewsVinci UK boosted by London land sale
Firm increases profit but Nottingham tram job continues to keep civils business in the red