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NewsExperian downgrades construction growth forecasts
Output prediction cut by 0.5 percentage points for 2015, with further slowdowns anticipated in 2016-17
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NewsPersimmon makes strong start to 2015
Revenue up 7% to £2bn, but firm warns election is disrupting forward planning
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NewsUnite to raise £115m to fund student housing drive
Firm to place 9.99% of share capital to finance development pipeline across mid-ranked universities
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NewsLondon doubles number of affordable home completions
GLA funded homes double to 17,914 in year to March 2015
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CommentHow to fit BIM and fit out together
At next month’s May Design Series we’ll be launching a BIM tool for the fit out sector
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NewsLDA Design-led team poised for Olympic Park megaproject
Design team lined up for UCL East campus, part of Olympicopolis
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NewsIndustry fears Tory right to buy pledge will hit housebuilding
Housing experts among those raising concerns that Tory manifesto pledge ‘won’t stack up’ for sector
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FeaturesBIM: Power up for Level 3
The strategy document for BIM Level 3 - Digital Built Britain - is big on aspiration but comes up a little short on the details
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CommentRight to buy is not the issue
The Conservatives’ pledge could create a legal minefield and distracts from challenge of building more homes
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NewsUK’s tallest resi tower gets final planning approval
Foster + Partners scheme gets Boris thumbs-up
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NewsGalliford Try theatre eight months late and still no opening date
Theatr Bryn Terfel in Bangor scheme was inherited with acquisition of Miller Construction
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NewsCity Hall approves Royal Albert Dock
CIty Hall gives green light to £1.7bn Asian business park scheme
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NewsGreen light for major Leeds office building
Town Centre Securities gets go-ahead for first phase of Leeds Riverside
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NewsBillington scoops one million sq ft Next warehouse
Steel specialist will work on construction of project near Doncaster
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NewsBuilding unveils Client of the Year shortlist
Argent, Scape and the Ministry of Justice among clients on eight-strong shortlist
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NewsContract losses blamed for Anglo Holt Construction's demise
West Midlands firm went under owing £19.3m to trade creditors, according to administrators
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NewsConservatives put housing at heart of its manifesto
David Cameron pledges ‘Brownfield Fund’ for new homes, as Greens also launch their housing plans
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FeaturesMarket forecast: Growing pains
Strong output demand has stretched the industry across the supply chain, with increased tender prices triggered by capacity constraints only the most salient sign of strain. Michael Hubbard of Aecom reports
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CommentBIM: Look who’s talking
With government support, we could soon be living in smart cities where buildings, urban infrastructure and even vehicles communicate intelligently