Taylor Wimpey warns of further reductions in land spend and work
Taylor Wimpey has warned that it will need to make further reductions to its land spend and work in progress as conditions have not improved since its last sta…
Best site managers honoured at NHBC\'s Pride In the Job Awards
The best site managers in the country were honoured at the NHBC’s Pride in the Job Awards , held at the London’s Royal Lancaster hotel in London on Friday (Jan…
Glenigan predicts bleak 2009 for construction starts
Construction starts hit a two year low in December, with residential activity down 23% compared to the previous year, according to the January Glenigan Index.
Persimmon\'s turnover plummets 40%
Persimmon’s legal completions dropped by a third, with turnover plummeting 40%, the volume housebuilder has stated as part of its trading update for the year e…
NFB to exit Construction Confederation
The National Federation of Builders (NFB) is to leave the Construction Confederation at the end of 2009.
Bovis sells off unsold stock in biggest deal to date
Bovis Homes has put forward its unsold housing stock to be used as affordable housing in the largest deal to date through the government’s national clearing ho…
Construction activity falls to record low - PMI
The extent of the construction slump has been made clear, with the latest Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) falling to a new low.
House prices plummet 15.9% and \"bumpy ride\" predicted - Nationwide
House prices fell by a total of 15.9% in 2008, Nationwide has reported.
Home owners become \"reluctant landlords\" - LV=
Home owners are resorting to renting their properties instead of selling them as the housing market slump continues, LV= Home Insurance has said.
Hometrack shows 0.9% house price fall in December
House prices in December dipped 0.9% bringing the total house price fall over 2008 to 8.7%, Hometrack’s latest national housing market survey revealed.
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