Construction

'The number of housebuilders is likely to continue shrinking,' warns major estate agency group, as economic pressures mount.

How specialist teams treated the spectacular Chinthurst Hill to a 21st-century upgrade.

Skills shortages, regulatory delays and the net-zero push are piling pressure on projects - but a repriced PCL market could work in developers’ favour, argues Ben Godfrey.

Stark new findings suggest more than a third have already delayed, redesigned or cancelled projects, with 87% of smaller operators in London rethinking investment.

Property group launches new division for owners restoring, remodelling and creating ‘exceptional’ homes.

With land scarce & buyer expectations shifting, tall buildings are increasingly being designed around wellness, amenity & community rather than views alone, explains Berkeley's James Boyce

165-year-old firm will complete Electric Boulevard with two striking new buildings delivering around 300 new homes and c.65,000 of commercial space.

Multiplex's prime London projects include 30 Grosvenor Square, St John's Wood Square, The Broadway & Television Centre.

Sustainability is now a 'cross-cutting responsibility' for all surveyors, says the RICS, as it embeds climate risks into valuation advice.

The future delivery of several luxury developments is under scrutiny.

Planning officers could soon sign off more minor home improvement schemes without committee involvement.

Luxury developer behind more than £400mn of PCL projects launches dedicated construction division as demand grows for experienced contractors.