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NewsCut VAT on refurb, urges London Assembly
Report finds tax rules create bias in favour of demolishing social housing estates instead of refurbishment
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NewsPLP and Arup drafted in to masterplan Old Oak Common site
Landowner Cargiant appoints project team to masterplan major west London mixed-use scheme
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News20 firms interested in Anglo Holt
Administrator for contractor says it is in discussions with a number of companies that have expressed interest
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NewsEFA reviews procurement for 拢2bn priority schools work
277 schools to be upgraded in programme that attracted more than 1,000 applications
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NewsKeller makes second 'exceptional charge' of up to 拢30m
Further exceptional charge of up to 拢30m made as dispute reaches settlement
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NewsRIBA urges parties to adopt 300,000 homes a year target
Architects鈥� lobby group launches general election campaign
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NewsBoris consults on ambitious London riverside plans
Framework targets 26,500 new homes and 16,000 new jobs
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NewsRedrow breaks through 拢1bn turnover barrier
Half-year results help boost revenue for 2014 calendar year to over 拢1bn
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NewsVinci Construction sees profit slump
鈥楿K difficulties鈥� blamed as year-on-year figures almost halve
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NewsRenaker awarded 拢55m for build-to-let homes in Manchester
Developer secures funds for two schemes in Manchester to provide 779 homes
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NewsDeveloper warned over 拢500m Crystal Palace scheme
Council demands deposit and timescale commitments to keep exclusivity
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NewsContractors in frame for Hyde Park Barracks job
Would-be developer names Sir Robert McAlpine, Ardmore, and Mace
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NewsGovernment warned over 拢600m flood defence funding hole
Funding gap threatens to sink flood defence plans
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NewsStraw houses go on sale in Bristol
Affordable straw homes made possible after components win certification
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NewsLaing O'Rourke bags 拢80m Manchester office scheme
Contractor has begun work on 11-storey scheme in city鈥檚 St Peters Square
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NewsMore and more specialists upping prices
Balance of specialists reporting an increase rather a decrease in tender prices hits post-recession record