Housebuilders feel a winter thaw following autumn share price freeze

The sector’s leading stocks rounded off a tough 2025 with a Q4 rally, but many observers are waiting until the spring sales season before calling a full recovery. The post Housebuilders feel a winter thaw following autumn share price freeze appeared first on Property Week.

London Property Alliance urges chancellor to recognise offices as critical economic infrastructure

The industry body said that while central London remains an economic powerhouse, it suffers from planning constraints, cost pressures and declining office stocks. The post London Property Alliance urges chancellor to recognise offices as critical economic infrastructure appeared first on Property Week.

Michelmersh profits hit by ‘highly competitive’ pricing

Stocks back above average levels as Building Safety Act hits demand

UK aggregate supply has nearly halved since 2001, says new report

The UK aggregate supply is getting dangerously low, as current stocks are half of what they were 22 years ago. The post UK aggregate supply has nearly halved since 2001, says new report appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

UK engineering firms’ stocks hit by Trump tariffs but sector ‘relatively supported’ by public funds

Publicly traded UK engineering firms have been hit by stock market turbulence following the imposition of sweeping global tariffs by the US government led by president Donald Trump. The post UK engineering firms’ stocks hit by Trump tariffs but sector ‘relatively supported’ by public funds appeared first on New Civil Engineer.