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House prices down 8%, but where is the bottom of the market?
The Nationwide's latest stats for June on house prices confirmed what everyone knew: house prices are still falling. The figures put the average house price down 0.9% on the month, 6.3% on the year and 8% down from the peak in October.If the current rate of fall continues for the ...
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Capita Symonds appoints new director of acoustics and air quality
New recruit will develop the business across architecture, civil engineering and planning teams
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Sustainability Now programme released
Hour by hour schedule for virtual event available to down load for free to attend event. Plus win a £50 gift token at the Prize centre
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NewsLeading ecoblogger reveals top green picks
Jetson Green creator to be a virtual contributor to Sustainability Now
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NewsTaylor Wimpey in £660m landbank write-down
Housebuilder issues City statement announcing planned rights issue after 'significant downturn in the market'
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NewsSpain loses in (Green) Euro 2008
In an exclusive new study looking at environmental factors as diverse as pollution, car use and energy efficiency, the Danes soar ahead. And the like the football, the Continent leaves the UK in its wake
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NewsWorkers paid just £8.80 a week on Skanska site
Construction union Ucatt slams “appalling” levels of pay to Lithuanian workers
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NewsRIBA announces 2008 national, European and international winners
David Chipperfield, Zaha Hadid and Foster + Partner amongst winners to be put forward for the Stirling Prize shortlist
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News3m homes by 2020: mission impossible?
There are ways to ease the effects of the housebuilding slowdown on the government's housebuilding targets
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NewsCarillion order book to hit £20bn
Support services, PPP and construction group reveals highest-ever amount of forward business
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NewsImages: Revamped open air theatre at Regents Park
Prewett Bizley Architects completes first public project in time for the summer theatre season
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NewsGreen light to build 150 polyclincs
Government confirms network of GP-led health centres as it unveils 10-year reform package for NHS
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NewsTories turn on eco-towns as protestors march on parliament
As objectors from across England join forces to protest against eco-towns, Conservatives withdraw support for the new towns
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NewsBBC Television Centre could get grade II listing
English Heritage urges government to list parts of West London site as grade II
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NewsRare neolithic house found in Cemex quarry
Flint tools, arrowheads and 10,000-year and a bronze-age pin is also found at Berkshire quarry
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NewsConstruction firms in Sunday Times' 100 biggest companies list
Laing O’Rourke, Crest Nicholson and Mott MacDonald among UK’s top 100 biggest private companies
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NewsAlsop's The Public finally opens in West Bromwich
Midlands theatre and art gallery complex opens to public after a troubled gestation
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NewsClyde Arc bridge reopens after repairs
Closure dragged on five months after snapped cable led to replacement of all cable connectors
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NewsJCT appoints new chairman
Peter Hibberd, currently JCT general secretary, takes over as Christopher Vickers retires
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Rich ditch their homes as US plays celebrity foreclosures
Bored with the subprime homesick blues, the US press has turned to tracking down the rich who have handed back the keys on their multimillion dollar homes. It's "celebrity foreclosures" folks!That couldn't possibly happen here...