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Construction comeback to outpace wider economy

Construction Enquirer

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Biggest Infrastructure Project in Australia for 2024

Building Radar

As Australia gears up for a new wave of construction, companies are leveraging cutting-edge tools to stay ahead of competition, with platforms like Building Radar providing essential insights for early project identification early project tracking. billion, is set to be completed by 2026 but will see significant progress throughout 2024.

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Rental Growth Hides Major Construction Industry Shifts

UK Construction Blog

This price-rent gap creates ideal conditions for build-to-rent developments. The £500 Billion Problem: Why Britain Can’t Build Enough Britain’s housing shortage isn’t just about numbers – it’s about a construction industry that lost its way. Design for rental optimization, not resale.

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Slow & Steady: State of the Concrete Industry

For Construction Pros

Contractors have responded by accelerating the adoption of technology and optimizing project planning. This involves leveraging BIM (Building Information Modeling) for detailed concrete designs, connecting those models directly to the field. How do you think this growth/narrowing will track going into 2026?

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Read the Latest News on Lendlease’s Domestic Results, Redeveloping Castle Hill Primary School in UK, Extended Warranty Terms Affect Construction Processes, and UK Builders Start 2 Gw Subsea HVDC Cable

UK Construction Blog

In todays news, it has been decided upon by the Australian corporation that it will sell up its building projects in the United States and divest itself of its activities in the United Kingdom as part of a new strategy for commercial enterprise. In the second half of FY25, he predicted that building will be profitable again.

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Civil Engineers: Maine’s Infrastructure Grade Improves to a ‘C’

CCR Magazine

The improving grades are the results of increased investment and efforts to build more resilient infrastructure. Now is the time to build on that progress by ensuring infrastructure funding remains a priority at all levels to ensure Maine has reliable infrastructure systems to power our states economy and improve everyones quality of life.

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Olymel, Nordik Windows, Plains Midstream Canada Invest $343M In Canada

Business Facilities

The start of operations are scheduled for spring 2026. To help power Quebec’s economy, the vast majority of building materials chosen will be made in the province. All personnel will be offered positions in neighboring Olymel plants, particularly the newly built facility. Nordik Windows Inc.