All articles by Emily Wright 鈥� Page 19
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NewsMAPIC dispatches: Argentina bids for BRIC status
Our report detects a glimmer of optimism at the start of the global property event in Cannes
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NewsBAA to raise 拢500m equity
Funding will be used to reduce debt and facilitate access to capital markets
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FeaturesNew world orders: Construction鈥檚 latest global hotspots
A startling report is forecasting a big shift in the world demand for construction by 2020. So dig out the guide books and maps for Nigeria, India and eastern Europe
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FeaturesCoffee with a dragon: Theo Paphitis talks construction
Theo Paphitis, millionaire, TV personality and dispenser of tough truths has one or two things to tell the construction industry about failure, self-knowledge and Prince Charles 鈥�
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NewsGreat Portland Estates buys two West End developments
Property investment company announces two London acquisitions as it posts six-month pre-tax loss of 拢29.8m
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NewsNorth Midland sees revenue slip 30% below budget
Civil engineer struggles in "extremely challenging" economic climate as it seeks advice on OFT fine
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NewsBalfour reports steady growth and a strong order book
Infrastructure successes give contractor global order book of 拢13.7bn despite fall in rail business
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NewsSelling prices on the up for Redrow as private reservations soar
Group announces 47% boost in reservations and expects focus on family housing to lead to further price hikes
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NewsMorgan Sindall consortium picked for 拢400m Hull BSF programme
Esteem consortium is named as the preferred bidder to deliver 17 new or rebuilt schools
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NewsTaylor Wimpey eyes price increases as market improves
Housebuilder fully sold for 2009 turns to building its 2010 order book
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FeaturesThe five hundred million pound woman: Colette O'Shea
Last week, we looked at what life on site was like for the industry鈥檚 female minority. This week, Emily Wright heads to the boardroom to meet Land Securities鈥� Colette O鈥橲hea, the most powerful woman in London development
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FeaturesBeware of killer clients: the insurance threat to fit-out providers
Fit-out firms are suddenly finding that their clients are making them take out insurance to cover the entire job 鈥� and as they may not be able to, they鈥檙e risking commercial death
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NewsTottenham Court Road tube design gets thumbs-up from Cabe
Design watchdog supports plans but says project should be dealt with through formal planning submission
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NewsPlanners back Liverpool's 拢70m Pall Mall office
Office development over 18 storeys could be new location for Ministry of Justice, accommodating 5,000 civil servants
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NewsBIG wins competition for women's sports 'village' in Sweden
Architect sees Malmo sports centre as a 'town within a town'
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NewsPidgley warns housebuilders of more tough times ahead
Berkeley Homes chairman tells industry not to expect any improvement just yet
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NewsBAA offers to buy homes affected by Heathrow third runway
Airports authority says it has made offer to 鈥榬educe uncertainty faced by residents wishing to sell properties鈥�
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NewsBREEAM grows in European esteem
Developer Codic Group wins Belgium's first BREEAM certification for office scheme
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FeaturesDouble vision: Bill Hanway of Aecom UK on expansion plans
In five years鈥� time, Bill Hanway expects Aecom鈥檚 British business to be twice as big as it is now. The consultancy giant鈥檚 new UK boss tells Emily Wright how he plans to do it
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NewsManaging director leaves materials group BSS
Alan Ball's duties to be taken over by group chief executive