All Data articles – Page 48
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Housing stats: Residential, projects and approvals
Wales limps on while Taylor Wimpey pips ING Real Estate to the top spot
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Construction output to fall for two years
Private recovery won’t be enough to offset public spending squeeze
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Housing stats: New build sales and completions in October
This month’s data reveals that the South-east has the highest number of completions
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Construction insolvencies fall 19%
Lower insolvency rates reflect broad trend across all sectors
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The tracker: Pause for breath
September saw a brief halt in the downward trend of construction activity, but continued small declines are expected between now and Christmas, says Experian Marketing Information Services
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Construction redundancies fall again
Latest ONS figures show redundancy rate fell from 21,000 to 18,000 over the quarter to September
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Country focus: France
Investors remain prudent, but France is weathering the economic storm pretty well - and offering opportunities that need to be acted on now. Patrick Leniston of EC Harris reports
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Construction firms falling into administration drop 21%
Sixty eight companies when into administration between July and September compared to 86 in Q2
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Cost model update:Â small projects
The recent changes to Part L could add up to 8% to the capital cost of building, says David Holmes of Davis Langdon. This is what that will mean for primary schools, social housing and small industrial units
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Housing stats in October:Â Residential projects and approvals
A £400m project took Tottenham Hotspur to the top of at least one league this month
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Why the construction output figures don't add up
Brickonomics blogger Brian Green explains the reasons behind the government’s eyebrow-raising growth figures
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Market forecast the depths of winter
After the uplift in activity in the first half of this year and the swingeing cuts in the spending review, a long and difficult winter lies ahead, says Peter Fordham of Davis Langdon
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Decline in tender prices as material costs rise
Tender prices are expected to remain flat over next six months according to BCIS index
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Construction output rose 4% in third quarter
Strong consturction growth helps GDP increase 0.8% from July to September
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Housing stats:Â New build sales and completions in September
Last month was every bit as bad as housebuilders feared, with sales 28% down on previous the year
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Lead times: July-September 2010
The reported increase in enquiries failed to convert to orders, and lead times are overwhelmingly stable this quarter. The next six months look quieter still. Brian Moone of Mace reports
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Scottish construction grew 10% in second quarter
Surge in growth helps Scotland post higher GDP figures than the rest of the UK
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The tracker: That sinking feeling
Construction workload is expected to keep falling over the next three months, but the pace of decline should begin to ease, according to Experian Marketing Information Services
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ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV Intelligence Q2 2010: Surprisingly buoyant
The gloomy forecast in the Tracker is in stark contrast to a surprisingly buoyant second quarter. Now, the good news, from Experian Marketing Information Services
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Between a Rok and a hard place
Two construction analysts reacted in an identical manner last week when asked about the latest update from Rok - they guffawed down the phone