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FaulknerBrowns' Durham uni building gets planning nod
New learning and teaching centre will be built using modular technology
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RICS backs Javid's PRS crackdown
Surveyors support government plans to overhaul private rental market
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CECA urges government to further empower Transport for the North
Chancellor Philip Hammond will announce a £400m investment into the Northern Powerhouse later today
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Government urged to invest in affordable housing
As part of the Northern Powerhouse project, business leaders call on ministers to act
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Ryder Architecture acquires Devereux Architects
Combined practice will employ 180 people with turnover of circa £15m
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Extend 'Help to Buy', HBF urges government
“If people can buy, builders can build,” said Stewart Baseley, the Home Builders Federation’s executive chairman
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Deputy mayor kicks off £175m Oaklands project
Largest regeneration project in the UK will provide tens of thousands of new homes and jobs
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Kier seals £28m Liverpool International College deal
Constructor will deliver student accommodation block and college building
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Celtic Football Club scores planning goal for hotel development
Glasgow club says scheme faces ‘a number of challenges’ and could take years to complete
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Laing O'Rourke opens new Manchester office
New site in City Gate will provide a ‘strong base’ for firm
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Carillion turnaround will take up to five years
Misery continues for troubled contractor, which today announced a further £200m in provisions, another profits warning, and a corporate revamp
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Build-to-rent volumes nearing 100,000 unit 'milestone'
British Property Federation data shows BTR growth slowing, but says summer was to blame
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Mace director joins Pick Everard
Edward Carter is to help the consultant develop and grow its facilities and asset management consultancy business
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U+I gets green light for £300m regen scheme in Brighton
Developer is partnering with the University of Brighton to deliver the project
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£3.5bn parliament refurb at risk over maiden speech deal
Promise to let all new MPs speak in historic Commons means snap election will wreck repair schedule
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Labour setting up commission to review planning system
‘People and Planning’ will set the political party’s policies for the next election
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Galliford Try wins £52m Coventry student digs deal
The new halls will be built on Paradise Street by the firm’s East Midlands operation
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Planning system is 'slow and cumbersome', says Inland Homes
Brownfield site group highlights issues as it announces annual results
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Aecom appointed on £130m build programme in Oxfordshire
It will provide project and cost management services at the Harwell Campus