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All five of the firm’s offices in the capital will merge at Moorgate Hall
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Ten firms belonging to trade body British Expertise will fly to Tripoli to meet key government contacts
- Atkins opens third Saudi office
Office will serve Saudi Arabia’s eastern province
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- Construction heads into second recession
Latest output figures raise fears construction is falling into second full-blown recession
- Highways firm offers reward to catch arsonists
Road marking contractor Wilson & Scott bounces back from attack
- Mace to bring 700 staff together in new HQ
Mace signs agreement with Land Securities for new City of London headquarters at Moorgate Hall
- 45,000 construction jobs to go this year
Manual trades hit hardest but 30,000 new construction managers needed by 2016
- Bam Nuttall wins civils job for £500m incinerator
Bam Nuttall seeks civils subcontractors for huge King's Lynn incinerator job
- Ireland unveils insolvency reforms
Dublin has announced measures aimed at tackling a growing mortgage debt crisis and curbing ‘bankruptcy tourism’ to the UK
- Projects boost Abu Dhabi property shares
Emirate’s government approves construction programmes including the airport extension and the Louvre and Guggenheim museums
- Blackstone raises $6bn for new property fund
Private equity group has been one of the world’s most aggressive buyers of commercial property, betting on sector at time of unease about the global economy
- Colliers UK receives takeover approach
Canada’s FirstService, which already owns a 29.4 per cent stake in the UK property group, makes a low-ball offer, sparking a share price slide
- Land Securities: Land’s end for Salway
The departing chief executive presided over falling returns, but his level head means investors can be optimistic about the future
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