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HardHatChat
NOVEMBER 24, 2015
As we close in on the finish line for 2015, we’re happy to report it’s been a terrific year at Englewood Construction and for many others in the commercial construction industry. As more developers and tenants embrace this concept as a successful model for driving traffic, we see this trend sustaining for several years to come.
Construction Enquirer
AUGUST 4, 2023
Construction buyers reported a return to industry growth in July as a rise in commercial work saw output hit its highest level in five months. Robust increases in commercial building (index at 54.4) “Decisions about buying a new home are being delayed by many consumers. in July – up from 48.9
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Constructlaw
OCTOBER 3, 2023
In 2023, the construction industry saw significant developments, such as a downward trend in the commercial real estate market, a continued focus on sustainability, and the ongoing impact of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Construction Enquirer
JULY 17, 2023
Construction will start later this year on phase one which will include road and energy infrastructure and the earthworks required to create development plots and landscape zones.
Construction Enquirer
MAY 5, 2023
McAlpine will also be targeting growth in the rail, transport and nuclear sectors of its Infrastructure business. While Stuart McArthur will support the push for projects under the ProCure23 framework, and the Government’s New Hospital Programme as work winning director at Healthcare.
Construction Enquirer
MAY 10, 2023
Defence Infrastructure Organisation procurement chiefs picked the firms after a mini competition using the Crown Commercial Service framework. It will invest in a better-structured, modern and more sustainable estate that improves security, resilience, and military capability.
Construction Enquirer
MAY 5, 2023
Rising volumes of commercial work and civil engineering activity helped to offset the steepest decline in residential construction output since May 2020. New orders received by construction companies increased for the third consecutive month in April. in April from 50.7 in March keeping it above the neutral 50 value.
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