Login

Username
Password

Or Register

CBI launches new Construction Council

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has announced today that it will be enhancing the role that it undertakes on behalf of the construction industry.
More »

Barratt shares buoyed up by bank bailout

In a surprise move for the markets, Barratt Homes’ shares have risen by 17% after the firm confirmed it is close to completing a refinancing package.
More »

Housebuilder jobs continue to be cut

The economic and housing downturn, which has led to a significant fall in consumer demand and completions of house sales, is having a detrimental affect on the housebuilding sector, with thousands of jobs being cut.
More »

City Lofts heads into administration

Northern property developer City Lofts has gone into administration.
More »

Lenders call for the sale of Taylor Woodrow

Banks have ordered Taylor Wimpey to sell its construction arm - Taylor Woodrow, after the company failed to raise emergency funding to the tune of £500m this week.
More »

Barratt cuts staff by 1,000

Barratt Homes is culling 15% of its 6,500 workforce in making 1,000 employees redundant.
More »

Taylor Wimpey executive to go after failing to secure finance

Taylor Wimpey has announced the departure of its finance director, Peter Johnson, after failing to secure capital from shareholders and potential new investors. The company has now admitted that it could breach banking covenants unless the housing markert recovers.
More »

Housebuilders need to build communities not just homes

Housebuilders’ ultimate objective should be to create communities that are sustainable and desirable for people to reside, rather than just focus on erecting residential developments, particularly in the Capital, according to Deputy Mayor of London, Richard Barnes.
More »

Property sales fall to lowest level since 1970s

Property sales fell for the ninth month in a row, while the volume of transactions are now at their lowest level for over thirty years, according to the latest Hometrack survey.
More »

Eco-towns unsuitable for economic development, says think tank

The government should bypass eco-towns in favour of increasing the size of London, Oxford and Cambridge to stimulate economic development, believes right-wing think tank Policy Exchange.
More »
« previous page   (Page 2 of 20, totaling 198 entries) next page »