All Barometer Analysis articles – Page 3
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CommentBrian Green on … construction output
The sectors the industry are looking to for growth are stagnating - and the government needs to respond quickly
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CommentRetail index: Contract awards fall sharply from November high
CPA forecasts 3% growth in 2012 despite weakening consumer spending
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CommentPrivate Housing Index: The government has stepped in, but is it enough?
Measures have been taken to support the housing industry, but uncertainty about the outlook is taking its toll
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NewsBrian Green on commercial developments
As prospects for the commercial sector have waned, an opportunity arises for construction firms
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NewsWillmott Dixon tops September barometer after big Tesco win
A £85.6m contract with Tesco in Woolwich saw Willmott Dixon leapfrog rivals to top September’s contractor league table
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CommentSimon Rawlinson on project finance
The commercial sector is recovering slower than anticipated, with the availability of finance being one cause
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CommentEducation construction outlook is weak
With a huge financial deficit, construction activity in the education sector is predicted to reduce by nearly 50% by 2014
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NewsBalfour Beatty returns to top
Value of projects leapt 62% in August, with public and housing work boosting Balfour’s position
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NewsLow property transactions pose a problem
Housebuilder results have been generally positive but property is still a problem
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News‘First-time buyer blackspots’ named
Tough in Yorkshire and Humberside, the South-east, the East Midlands, East Anglia, Wales, the South-west and Scotland
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NewsWillmott Dixon storms ahead
Two education contracts helped firm beat July’s 15% decline in new work for top firms
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NewsBudget hotels glam up, scale down and do well
Hotels are beating the recession by embracing micro-development
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NewsSupermarkets lead the way in retail growth
High inflation and low wages are keeping customers out of the shops
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NewsBrian Green on ... orders and output
How worried should the industry be about the grim numbers from the ONS?
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CommentWarehousing outlook is cautiously positive
With investment, development around ports and supermarket projects, things could be looking up for warehousing
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CommentWhat do the ONS figures really mean?
There’s a lag in the data produced by ONS – and it’s a big headache for researchers and policy makers
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