Construction
Developers sign £55m modular homes JV for Wirral Waters
Peel and Urban Splash team up to deliver 347 modular homes at the major Merseyside waterfront regeneration scheme
Luxury fit-out specialist recruits construction bigwig as Chairman
Kier and Severfield man Ian Lawson has joined EE Smith as Non Executive Chairman
Britain ‘set for worst decade of housebuilding since WW2’
Housebuilding numbers have fallen in every decade since the Second World War, and the 2010s are set to continue to the downward trend - despite a rising population.
Government outlines a package of reforms to create ‘a more responsible building industry’
All of Dame Hackitt's post-Grenfell building safety recommendations will be implemented, says James Brokenshire
Sellar & Qatar’s Shard Place tops out
Sellar and Real Estate Management celebrate as Shard Quarter's residential tower reaches full height
Subsidence claims quadruple to highest level in more than a decade
"Unprecedented period of dryness" over the Summer "sparks subsidence shockwave", says the Association of British Insurers
Government bans combustible materials on high-rise homes – giving councils powers to strip private buildings
Local authorities to carry out "emergency remediation work" on residential buildings over 18 metres.
Ranked: Britain’s top renovation hotspots
Zoopla has looked into which locations in Britain and in London have the highest proportion of fixer-upper properties on the market
Taylor Wimpey picks Bouygues for £100m Postmark first phase
Construction firm Bouygues will deliver 214 apartments in the West Central 1 phase of the development of the old Mount Pleasant Sorting Office
Friday Essay: Why today’s tall buildings will be tomorrow’s city heritage
By 2040, the new buildings of the 1990s and 2000s will become accepted, indeed iconic, parts of the identity of our cities, argues former RICS President Amanda Clack...
RBKC to help smaller firms pitch for work on big-name development projects
Council signs up Cadogan Estate, Capco, Skanska and other high-profile operators to new supply chain network
Government rejects call to cut VAT on listed building repairs
HM Treasury makes "deeply disappointing" arguments for keeping full-rate VAT on listed building repairs and alterations, says the Listed Property Owners' Club