Construction
In Pictures: The City of London skyline in 2026
13 new towers are on the way to change the look of the City Cluster.
TfL seeks firms to set development wheels in motion
Panel of agents and advisors being assembled to develop out 300-acre London land bank
New test to help creatures great and small
Developers rejoice as Natural England comes up with a simple way to identify the presence of great crested newts on sites earmarked for housing
Berkeley confirms plans to build a ‘modular construction factory’ in Kent
House-building Plc puts in strong half-year results as it reaffirms a "commitment to modular construction" - which could halve construction times
Which are the UK’s most sustainable residential developers?
Big names recognised for doing the right things in annual NextGeneration rundown...
Westminster green-lights 1,750 new homes
Go-ahead for the authority's biggest regeneration scheme to date...
Over half of London’s resi construction workers were born overseas
A new survey by the HBF reveals just how essential EU workers are to the UK’s housebuilding sector…
High Time: Facing down the challenge of developing London’s rooftops
As the government finally cottons on to the £50 billion opportunity sitting above the buildings of central London, Howard Kennedy's Peter Birkett and Knight Frank's Charles Dugdale talk us through the…
Londonewcastle brings in Ardmore on 40-unit Covent Garden scheme
Main Contractor appointed for a high-spec residential development on Parker Street, WC2.
Upwards & Onwards: Central London rooftops could hold the key to 41,000 new homes
New airspace mapping tool estimates more than 28 million sq ft of potential additional resi floor area could be developed in the capital, with a potential value of £51 billion
Westminster clamps down on construction waste
Building firms face new 'sewerage surcharge' as sand and concrete clog up London's gullies
Three quarters of builders are ‘under threat from Cowboy Clients’
Clients who "withhold payment without good reason or make completely unreasonable demands" are a "serious problem" for most SME construction firms