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CommentDrop in homebuyers and sellers in December: was it snow or a change in climate?
Spring will tell whether there is new growth in housing prospects
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NewsLondon developers to pay £300m Crossrail levy
Mayor Boris Johnson intends to charge up to £50 per m² for £14.5bn rail link
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NewsShaylor Group profit falls 52%
Chief executive blames contracting economy for 7% drop in revenue
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NewsBids invited for £950m Crossrail stations
Bids have been invited for four stations, worth a total of £950m, on the government’s Crossrail project
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NewsShortlist for £250m Paddington Crossrail station announced
Five firms and joint ventures have made the shortlist
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NewsRob Firth leaves Austin-Smith:Lord after restructure
Executive partner will go to HOK less than a year after joining firm
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NewsISG wins £5.4m Bond Street fit-out job
Specialist contractor will deliver high specification retail and commercial space
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NewsWho should take on the Olympic stadium?
Tottenham are going well in the Premier league but will they beat West Ham to the 2012 Olympic stadium?
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CommentNovember construction output figures suggest it’s downhill from here
The industry contracted by 1.5% towards the end of 2010
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NewsWillmott Dixon signs off on £26m Oldham academy
Contractor reaches financial close on £26.3m scheme to replace Waterhead Academy
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NewsBalfour Beatty seals £80m Stevenage schools deal
Balfour Beatty reaches financial close on Hertfordshire Schools PPP scheme that will see delivery of three schools
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NewsCostain to build new £32m bridge over Thames
Costain has been awarded the £32.3m contract to build a bridge between Walton and Shepperton
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FeaturesHeat, Dust and opportunity in Iraq: Back to Basra
Improved security and oil-funded mega projects make Iraq a land of rising opportunity for British companies starved of contracts at home. That’s not to say working there is a picnic … Building reports from the country’s biggest construction site
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NewsOutput forecasts take a turn for the worse
The latest Experian figures predict that the recent gloomy construction output is set to continue
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NewsApollo caught up in fraud investigation into subsidiary
Property services group distances itself from inquiry into former directors of firm it bought last year
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NewsCancelled schools lose hope of reprieve
The government has ended hopes of a reprieve this year for schools projects cancelled when the £55bn Building Schools for Future programme was scrapped, by refusing to retain a cash reserve for exceptional funding
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NewsCML: Mortgage lending flat in November
Data released today shows 44,000 mortgages were advanced in November, with a value of £6.3bn