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NewsUAE real estate shares hit by banking crisis
Shares in five largest real estate firms fall more than 6% on average
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Cyril Sweett releases half-year trading results
AIM-listed consultant says commercial and retail sectors have 'softened' but public sector and international work remain strong
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NewsRobot suits could aid construction workers
Japanese contractor invests in robot suit firm with a view to future use on building sites
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NewsHousebuilders' shares rally on news of £50bn bank rescue
Government plan to prop up UK banking sector could bring boost for mortgage lending
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Unsafe practices rife in home refurbishment
Work halted on two-fifths of sites after HSE inspections in three London boroughs
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Train to Gain scheme reaches 12,000 construction firms
Government training service boasts success in first two years, but calls on more employers to get involved
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NewsKashmir Valley railway nearing completion
Penultimate section of India's most ambitious rail project since independence will be finished this month
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Work starts on £3.7bn Chinese high-speed rail link
Four-year project extends Beijing-to-Hong Kong line by 280km up to Shijiazhuang
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Pittsburgh builder suffers fatal fall
US authorities investigating death of construction worker after 20-storey site fall
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NewsFirst LEED Platinum mixed used development in Middle East announced
23-story Eco Towers compete for attention with Jumeria Gardens at Cityscape
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NewsLord Rogers and Fosters director named as 'business ambassadors'
Lord Browne joins Lord Rogers and Sir Terence Conran on government team to promote UK firms overseas
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NewsShepherd's Bush tube station reopens after revamp
Eight-month renovation of 108-year-old station is latest in tube network upgrade
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Comment
After the banks are nationalised - will we see a renaissance of public works?
One question has been twitching at the back of my brain for some weeks now.It is this: If the Government is prepared to invest "whatever it takes" to get the wheels of the "unreal" economy that is banking back on the rails, then will it be prepared to invest "whatever ...
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NewsPower struggle
There's widespread opposition amongst regional assembllies to transfering their planning powers to regeional development agencies. The south east regional assembly explains its view.
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NewsHow to... modify planning permissions without pain
In the first of a new series of quick answers to planning problems, we look at stretching a planning permission
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NewsHousing's one stop shops
Meet one of the 12 "trailblazer" housing departments who provide job, health and education advice to their homeless clients
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NewsPower industry, construction products take beating from EU on 'Super Tuesday'
Carbon capture and energy permits soon a must for energy generators and manufacturers
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Features
Dubai's reality gap
En route to Cityscape, nothing about Dubai is quite what this visitor expected
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NewsBahrain's world beating wind turbines
Video: The integrated wind turbine's at Bahrain's World Trade Centre each produce 225kW