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NewsWorld stockmarkets suffer worst year on record
Construction firms hit hard as key indices drop by up to 72% in 2008
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NewsMassive nuclear energy hub planned for Wales
Up to three new power stations in Anglesey could provide hundreds of construction jobs
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NewsUS city house prices fall at record rate
Prices drop by a third in some areas as market is flooded with foreclosed properties
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NewsOutgoing Housing Corporation chairman knighted
Peter Dixon among construction industry figures on Queen's New Year Honours List
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NewsTop 10 weird and wonderful stories of 2008
We've reached the end of the year - and what a strange one it's been …
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NewsTaylor Wimpey will not breach banking covenant
Housebuilder announces deal with lenders to defer covenant testing date
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NewsSocial housing top employment prospect for 2009
Government pledges on affordable homes makes public sector jobseekers' refuge
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NewsNew homes figures will plummet next year
Government officials predict the worst year for housebuilding this century
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NewsHousing market stagnation hotspots revealed
Parts of northern England have seen one in five houses on market throughout 2008
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NewsWind farms in planning and costs crisis
Government climate goals threatened by torturous application process and soaring cost of construction
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NewsTop 10 Middle East stories of 2008
Your most-read stories from another exciting year in the Middle East
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NewsUS home sales hit 17-year low
Housing market continues to struggle as sales drop 35.3% in a year
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NewsUK homeowners prefer to pay mortgage than spend
Figures reveal negative housing equity withdrawal for second successive quarter
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NewsHR body warns of massive job cuts in 2009
Report predicts over 600,000 jobs could go in the UK next year
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NewsTrump delays highland housing scheme
Tycoon blames economic slump for decision to put off building 500 Aberdeenshire homes
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NewsDavid Dimbleby accuses council of 'vandalising' countryside
Plans to build more than 500 homes near BBC presenter's £1.5m house provokes planning dispute