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NewsInterest rates cut to 1.5%
The 0.5% reducation means that interest rates are at their lowest since 1694
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F+G completes Pilgrim Hospital project
Consultant manages scheme and acts as QS, employer’s agent and CDM co-ordinator
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NewsPersimmon cuts debt by £306m but no news on refinancing deal
Housebuilder starts talks with lenders as it confirms 2008 results will be in line with expectations
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NewsLand Secs shares hit by Trillium sale U-turn
Developer sells property management arm to Telereal for £350m loss after previously halting demerger
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NewsCostain order book hits £2bn high
Positive update reports trading in line with board expectations
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NewsMears upbeat on 2008 forecast
Results will be in line with expectations, says social housing maintenance group
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NewsUK's biggest current zero-carbon housing scheme unveiled
Barratt site in Bristol will feature 195 homes meeting level six of the Code for Sustainable Homes
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Styles & Wood names new non-exec chair
Fit-out specialist promotes senior independent director and audit committee chairman Jim Martin
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HSE strategy sessions kick off in Liverpool
Delegates gather for first of seven consultations on Health and Safety Executive’s future
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NewsHSE prosecutes over fatal scaffold collapse in Milton Keynes
Three firms and one director face charges following worker's 2006 death on McAleer & Rushe site
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NewsAllies & Morrison dazzles with £16m Sheffield car park
Distinctively clad structure is part of £130m city-centre development St Paul’s Place
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Homes in the US sold for $1,000, will we see like here?
An article on CNN money caught my eye. It seems that homes in areas of the US hardest hit by foreclosures (repossession) are being dumped at throw away prices.At these prices you could practically buy up a neighbourhood for what it used to cost to buy a half decent home ...
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Southend to build international diving facility
New pool and diving facility enhances Southend’s 2012 training camp credentials
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Hard cash or car crash - what's driving visitors to Rightmove?
A press release from the property website Rightmove that dropped into my inbox this morning caught my eye. Of course it was promoting its wares - that's fair enough.But what I found interesting was the interpretation Rightmove has put on the fact that record numbers of people logged on to ...
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FeaturesHow to move to Australia
Mike Cheeseman, 47, is a British surveyor who moved to Australia two-and-a-half years ago
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NewsNFB joins Construction Confederation exodus
Withdrawal of third trade body puts umbrella organisation's future in doubt
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NewsDarling admits recession will be prolonged
Chancellor to revise previous predictions of recovery for the second half of this year
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NewsCredit crunch drives cement billionaire to suicide
German owner of UK cement firms including Hanson despaired as economic downturn hit his empire
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NewsLebanese construction surges 30%
Upward leap in construction activity was achieved last year in defiance of global trend