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Cost model: Office fit-out
Workplace requirements have been shaken up in the past two years – but have office fit-outs evolved in line with the new normal?
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RICS to revamp property valuation rules following review
Stricter guidelines to be implemented following concern over independence of valuers
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Income at Persimmon close to matching pre-pandemic number
Housebuilder says number of homes completed still below 2019 level
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Essex council unveils winners on £25m consultancy framework
Braintree deal will run for four years
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McAleer & Rushe books in for £42m Norwich student resi work
Scheme will overhual 1970s office block in city
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Ministers plan law to order independent reviews of RICS governance
More detail confirmed about proposed powers to monitor professional body
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ISG’s new boss on different thinking, growth aspirations - and more of the same
Former bricklayer Matt Blowers has taken over from Paul Cossell at the top of the firm
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Comment
Corruption in construction: it isn’t always obvious
Anita Clifford advises firms to implement robust measure to combat fraud and bribery even in its most subtle forms
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New guide to external wall assessments published
BSI produces government-backed fire safety guide aimed at replacing consolidated advice note
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Vistry says it will work with government on cladding cost levy
Housebuilder says profit will be around £345m
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Five architects vie for £150m Barbican overhaul
Diller Scofidio & Renfro, Adjaye Associates and Allies and Morrison are among the finalists
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Smart motorway schemes halted amid safety worries
Government wants to assess five years of data before deciding whether to press on with initiative blamed for number of deaths
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Build UK names ISG boss as its new chair
Paul Cossell replaces ex-Osborne boss who spent just six weeks in the role
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Mace, T&T and Atkins land work to upgrade UK bases used by US military
Deal for jobs in Gloucestershire and North Yorkshire will run five years
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Does Gove’s £4bn cladding levy mark the start of an anti-development era?
Unable to get more Treasury funding, the secretary of state has found a convenient punch bag and housebuilders could be left reeling for years
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Industry figures warn Gove’s £4bn cladding levy plan unlikely to work
Plan for developers to fund fire safety work could lead to more delays and legal challenges, experts say