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NewsGreenwich à la Mode
This development of 207 homes on the Greenwich Peninsula regeneration site has been granted detailed planning permission.
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The price of PFI
Build costs for PFI social housing schemes are generally “significantly” more than those funded by traditional housing grant, a communities department study has found.
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House prices stagnate
House prices rose 0.8% in March on the previous month according to Rightmove to an average of £239,655.
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Guide to derelict land
English Partnerships has launched a guide on costing the remediation of contaminated and brownfield land, after the government announced further tax relief on derelict sites.
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Gross lending down
Gross lending declined in February, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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London Riverside
The London Thames Development Corporation has launched a document outlining plans for 10,800 homes and 17,000 jobs on the riverside in Barking, east London.
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Rural investment
The Scottish Government spends £134 per person on rural housing, 10 times as much as the English Government, according to the National Housing Federation.
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NewsCyril Sweett preferred bidder on £80m Scottish PPP scheme
Consortium led by consultant will design, construct, finance and operate four new schools in Inverclyde
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NewsF+G supports children’s charity Acorns
Consultant will raise money for Midlands charity throughout 2008
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CommentFirst impressions: Projects by Gehry and Daniel Libeskind
Architecture students from Nottingham University look at five featured images from the Building website and tell us what they think
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NewsThree at F+G receive professional awards
Cardiff staff become chartered building surveyors with APC qualifications
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NewsCyril Sweett acquires Burns Bridge for £5m
Consultant expands business in the Middle East, India and Australia
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NewsA lesson in spelling
Such safety notices must do little to inspire confidence in the coNstruction industry
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NewsThe rise of the boiler
With the implementation of EPCs next month, boiler inspections could soon be an important issue for owners and occupiers, says Lovells' Simon Keen
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NewsStar architects shortlisted for Birmingham library
Foster, Hopkins and Wilkinson Eyre among seven practices vying for £193m scheme
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NewsT5 gets off to a faltering start
Opening of Terminal 5 to passengers marred by cancelled flights and baggage delays
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NewsImages: Libeskind’s first US high rise
Star architect opens luxury Cincinnati residential scheme
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Interserve wins £225m Kent hospital scheme
Support services group teams up with John Laing to start building Pembury Hospital in April
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NewsCar journeys cut to 25% in new eco-towns
Government recommends managed and limited car access in ten planned towns
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Silverdell scales down pre-tax profit to £1.4m
Asbestos remediation firm revises figure of £2.2m after having to comply with International Financial Reporting Standards