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NewsAxa launches €2.5bn property fund
Fund aimed at filling the gap in property investment left by retreat of banks
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NewsPlans submitted for BBC's Wood Lane site
Design by architects Aukett Fitzroy Robinson and PLP Architecture incorporates a mixture of housing and work space
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NewsMcAlpine, Balfour and Miller make £40m student digs shortlist
Aberystwyth University cuts down shortlist to three
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NewsArchitect for Bath arts centre chosen
University of Bath apppoints Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios to design new Centre for the Arts
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NewsArchial to make 15% of staff redundant
Major restructuring announced that will see greater collaboration with sister firm Norr
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CommentSo what should we expect the housing market to do in 2012?
Despite government schemes to boost house building it looks as though growth in private house sales will be constrained
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CommentContract interpretation: Kookmin Bank vs Rainy Sky SA & others
This case showed that the courts will recognise the interpretation of a contract that is most consistent with business common sense
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NewsCameron to host 2012 construction summit
Prime minister to champion industry’s work to global VIPs during Games
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CommentBuilding 2012
As we move into the Olympics year, Building launches a campaign to celebrate the construction industry’s achievements
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NewsConfidence in London property market falls sharply
Survey indicates eurozone crisis may trigger decline in property investment in the capital
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NewsGovernment 'must push ahead with HS2'
Economists urge government to press ahead with controversial north-south rail link to boost industry
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NewsBuro Happold and Davis Langdon shortlisted for $1bn Iraqi Parliament job
International panel of judges will decide on the winning design later this year
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NewsElectricians begin signing up to controversial wage proposals
Almost half of 1,250 Balfour Beatty workers affected by new national wage agreement sign up
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NewsTFT and Paragon make Land Secs framework
Five consultants will provide project services for the developer
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NewsWill Alsop's The Public could be shut, council admits
Controversial £55m art complex in West Bromwich could be closed just four years after opening
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NewsSix storey new build for Cadogan Estate wins planning
Scheme by Stiff and Trevillion Architects also involves engineers AKT II and Arup
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NewsArdmore wins £49m subcontract on scheme built by rival
Contractor to work on re-started scheme alongside rival United House
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NewsPfS appoints Tribal to support national school condition survey
Appointment of technology firm moves forward plans to establish condition of 23,000 education buildings