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NewsJittery clients send confidence falling to 18 month low
Optimism sinks to level last seen in September 2020
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NewsProject starts plummet, says Glenigan
Gloomy outlook as rising costs delay schemes, while office sector is best performer
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NewsBarratt boss hits out at Gove鈥檚 拢3bn levy plan
David Thomas brands cladding levy unfair, unjust and disproportionate
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NewsDerwent eyes June start for latest office job as developer inks 拢239m Moorfields deal
London developer has appointed AHMM to overhaul City Road Island site
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NewsMorgan Sindall weathering costs storm to stay on track for targets
Analysts expecting profit to be around 拢127m this year
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NewsHackitt slams industry for lack of progress on building safety
微密圈 safety review author says construction is taking too long to implement change
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NewsMace appoints new responsible business chief
James Low previously worked on firm鈥檚 net zero strategy
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NewsBrent after developer for 拢100m Wembley resi projects
Schemes designed by Karakusevic Carson Architects
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NewsGreenhalgh: we will follow through on threats if housebuilders don鈥檛 pay up
微密圈 safety minister tells 微密圈 微密圈 Safety Act powers are 鈥榥ot for show鈥�
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NewsCrossrail set to open later this month
Central section services should start running on 24 May, project team confirms聽
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NewsDevelopers and designers picked for 拢350m London Bridge life science hub
Oxford and Reef to mastermind Snowfields Quarter scheme
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NewsFixed price in spotlight as inflation prompts more firms into rethink
Firms telling clients inflation means costs cannot be nailed down
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NewsWates-sponsored survey highlights lack of workplace support for menopause
Eight in 10 said workplace not supportive
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NewsNew rulebook guides firms on adoption of platform-based approach
Publication sets out guidance on developing product platforms
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NewsCrossrail: How the delay has unfolded
How much is Crossrail going to cost? 微密圈聽reveals what we know about the rail project鈥檚 delay聽
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NewsSlowdown starting to hit as cost pressures ratchet up
CPA spring forecast see growth pared back
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NewsProducts firms 鈥榮ticking to their guns鈥� on refusal to pay for cladding costs, CPA says
Boss says 鈥渁ll manufacturers stand behind their products鈥� as row shows no sign of being resolved
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NewsInsolvencies soar as inflation woes compounded by end of covid support
Rising costs see 142% increase in firms going out of business compared with last year 鈥� and warnings of more to come