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House price rises slow for first time since 2006
RICS report finds fall in buyer demand due to interest rate rise
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Can we fix it?
CIC chief Keith Clarke wants us to project a more positive image of workplace health and safety, but is that really going change anything? And is it as much fun as pointing out the foibles of safety cowboys?
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Grafton turnover up 12.5% to £1bn
Builders merchant reports double-digit profit growth in first six months
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Green light for Gehry's Brighton scheme
Design for the 'crumpled tin can' towers has been signed off by council despite strong local opposition
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Brown threatens to scrap supercasinos
Prime minister say there may be better alternatives to Las Vegas-style casinos as he announces review
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Keller appoints Roy Franklin as director
The geologist by training will take up his fourth directorship on July 19
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Brown lays foundations for housing Nirvana
Gordon Brown wants to build 40,000 more homes a year and today he revealed how he intends to hit the target
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Brown pledges three million new homes by 2020
Brown announces a new housing agency to help deliver 40,000 more homes a year by 2016
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Spot the scaffold pole
Saville Row - the home of the tailor-made suit and high-risk scaffolding
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Barratt warns of 'tightening' housing market
Housebuilder takes prudent line as it predicts that interest rates rises will cause housing market to tighten
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Registration opens for 2008 MIPIM bike ride
As Tour de France hits the continent industry professionals are given chance to emulate Wiggins and Millar in the Cycle to Cannes MIPIM ride
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Blears approves Viñoly’s Walkie Talkie tower
The new communties secretary upsets heritage bodies by giving go-ahead to controversial City tower
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Myth #2: HSE bans stepladders
The tabloids accused the Health and Safety Executive of taking way an Englishman's right to bear ladders
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Squirrels have invaded my roof space
Squirrel's are a pest but do they cause condensation? Building's technical editor is not too sure and is happy to open the question to the floor
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Olympics construction needs 'iron hand'
Government spending watchdog criticises 'serious underestimation' of 2012 Games costs
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WSP acquires Australian consultant for £9.8m
WSP continues expansion into sourthern hemisphere after it snaps up low-energy environmental consultant Lincolne Scotte Group
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'Construction minister' Timms oversees 12 other business sectors
Stephen Timms' portfolio also covers everything from e-commerce to bioscience and creative industries to shipbuilding
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Arcadis acquires architect giant RTKL
Dutch engineering firm's CEO describes purchase of the multinational architect as 'a milestone'