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NewsCoronavirus forces Berkeley to postpone £455m investor payout
Housebuilder says decision was made “in the context of the current increased macro uncertainty”
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CommentGrenfell Inquiry: How much can we expect of architects?
The public would be horrified if they understood the reality of design-and-build procurement, says Russell Curtis
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NewsMace developments chief heading off to Middle East
David Grover has been at business since 1992
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NewsFirms fret as warnings over impact of coronavirus on industry grow darker
Contractors set up ‘war rooms’ to deal with outbreak while lawyers see increase in inquiries over contract clauses
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NewsGovernment to unveil planning overhaul
Housing secretary Robert Jenrick to spell out plans later today
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NewsRace to build driver-less transit system at HS2 station begins
Construction at Interchange site in Solihull expected to start in 2022
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FeaturesMy first project: Richard Griffiths
Putting quality over cost, hostile workmen and an electric shock at the Old Dispensary in Stratford
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CommentWe can boost the economy with good risk management
James Wates outlines five key steps to improve risk management
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CommentLegal abroad: Doing business in Brazil
Gustavo Scheffer da Silveira and Raid Abu-Manneh explain how to make the most of opportunities in Brazil’s infrastructure sector
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NewsSunak delivers ‘jam tomorrow’ Budget
Billions for infrastructure and housing, but new chancellor’s announcements were short on detail
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CommentThank you Rishi Sunak for still investing in infrastructure
The chancellor had to address the coronavirus but he did make long term promises too - it would just be good to have some more detail
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NewsCautious approval for Sunak’s first Budget
Chancellor pledges billions to fund industry projects
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CommentThe Grenfell inquiry is an 18-month process, we must not rush to judgment
Lots more evidence still to come, says Elizabeth Hopkirk
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NewsHousing sector welcomes ‘upbeat’ Budget
Chancellor announces measures to boost affordable housing and remove dangerous cladding from high-rise buildings
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NewsBalfour Beatty promises to be more picky with clients after £200m Aberdeen road loss
Scheme ended up costing more than double its original £533m price tag
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NewsSites may have to close because of coronavirus, Balfour Beatty admits
Firm’s top executives meeting twice a week to discuss mitigation plans
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NewsCostain launches £100m rights issue to shore up creaking balance sheet
Firm sank into the red last year