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CPA predicts two more years of pain
But output forecast to return to growth in 2013 with offices, energy and housing seeing greatest gains
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Specialist costs: M&E
Legislative, economic and technological changes are presenting both challenges and opportunities to M&E firms. Erland Rendall of Davis Langdon, an Aecom company, reports
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Cost model: Global manufacturing
With manufacturing in many countries showing strong signs of recovery, the development of new manufacturing facilities is required to keep pace with contemporary process and technologies, say Mike Wilcock and Miles Jenkins of Davis Langdon, an Aecom company
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Housing stats: 24 June 2011
This month鈥檚 data reveals a rise in regional completions but a fall in average daily sales
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Sustainability: In-use energy performance
Clients commission buildings expecting cut-price energy bills once they move in, but too often they are disappointed. Our expert from Cyril Sweett explains how 鈥橲oft Landings鈥� can provide greater certainty
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Contractors in London: who is winning the most work?
Morgan Sindall in lead with most projects, but Carillion bag schemes with the biggest total value
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Construction employment lowest for eight years
Data shows 24,000 UK construction jobs lost in the first quarter
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The tracker: Slimming regime
Low tender enquiries have put pressure on construction firms and many are looking to cut their headcount. However, Experian Marketing Information Services reveals that bad weather, constraints on activity and finance were less of an issue this month
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Planning stats: Residential projects and approvals Jun 2010 - May 2011
Projects and approvals dipped in May, with the South-east still the strongest performing region
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Housing stats: Public sector completions rise
锘縎ales and registrations are lower than this time last year, but public sector completions are up
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Cost update: Q1 2011
Our quarterly analysis of costs and prices reveals an industry hit by wage agreement troubles and high input costs
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The tracker: A mixed bag
Construction activity is still in decline, but the situation is better than last month. Experian Marketing Information Services reveals that some sectors and regions are even looking healthy
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What's driving firms to the wall?
KPMG鈥檚 director of restructuring Martin Kelly explains why voluntary insolvency figures have jumped 20%
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Outlook not as bleak as ONS suggests, says CPA
Construction Products Association data shows a big improvement in sales for manufacturers
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Voluntary insolvencies jump 20%
There were 586 voluntary liquidations in Q1 2010 compared to 486 in the previous quarter
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Cost model: City of London offices
With uncertain prospects for finance, recovery in office development is likely to remain cautious. Refurbishment and reuse will remain alternatives but the low-carbon agenda will transform both these and new build, say Iain Parker and Graham Jones of Davis Langdon, an Aecom company
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Construction growth slows in April
Economists blame slowdowns in the housing and civil engineering sectors
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Country focus: India
Strong demand for construction activity in India continues, partly due to infrastructure needs and rising expectations of improved living standards
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Housing stats: registrations rise again
Both public and private sector registrations were up on last year in March, hitting a three-year high