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NewsHousing starts on HCA land plummet by 72%
Numbers drop to 3,144 despite housing agency bringing forward £650m from future budgets
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Mortgages rise
The number of mortgages approved in February rose to 24,300, 4% more than January according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders
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Travellers site
Architect Fereday Pollard has produced a number of concept designs for a “model” inner-city site for the travelling community
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Sainsburys in Buxton
DLG Architects has submitted a planning application for a 66,456ft2 retail-led regeneration scheme in Buxton, Derbyshire, promoted by Sainsbury’s and Zurich Associates
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Solihull redevelopment
Solihull council has given the green light to the first phase of the redevelopment of The Green, a 39-acre business park in the town, designed by Aukett Fitzroy Robinson
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Lovell’s in Aylesbury
Social housing specialist Lovell has been selected by the Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust to carry out £2.5m of external housing improvement works to homes in the Aylesbury Vale
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Homeowner distress
More than 3,000 property owners contacted Property Portfolio Rescue in the first three months of 2009
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CommentSending out an SOS
When Alistair Darling delivered his pre-Budget report in November, most firms were hoping that it would launch a lifeboat they could clamber aboard to wait out the worst of the recession
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Threats of legal action rise by 70%
Law firms have noticed a sharp rise in threats of legal action as construction firms struggle to recover debts
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NewsSidcup winners
The Cathedral Group has won a planning appeal to build a mixed-use development in Sidcup, Kent
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Latest construction appointments - 17 April 2009
NG Bailey names new director of business development for its managed services businesses
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Waterloo Imax ‘safe’ from recladding with digital screens
A row over the remodelling of the British Film Institute’s Imax cinema beside Waterloo station has been defused after lobbying by Kate Hoey, a former sports minister
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NewsAdjaye triumphs in Washington
An architectural team led by David Adjaye has won a competition to design the National Museum of African American History in Washington DC
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NewsOh! Kolkata!
UK architect Piercy Conner has unveiled this design for an unnamed client in Kolkata, India for a project it is calling Symhomes Mk 2
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NewsA classical performance
There was piano music. There were violins. And there were nearly 1,200 guests, filling the Grosvenor House hotel for Building’s classiest awards ceremony yet
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FeaturesSheer quality
This is the 15th anniversary of the Building Awards and never have they been so hard won.
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Industry raises concerns over Cumbrian nuclear plan
Industry figures have raised concerns about the government’s decision to include three Cumbrian sites on the list of possible locations for nuclear reactors.
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McAlpine drops 7%
Turnover at contractor Sir Robert McAlpine fell 7% from £1.34bn to £1.25bn in the year to 31 October 2008.