Planning permissions for new homes hit 15-year low

Despite house-building being one of the government’s top priorities, new home planning approvals were down 31% in the third quarter.

First fall in engineering workloads since 2020 reflects ‘increasing fragility’ in pipeline

An industry association has warned of “increasing fragility” in the delivery of major infrastructure programmes, after the UK civil engineering sector recorded its first fall in workloads since the Covid pandemic. Overall workloads declined by 1 per cent on balance in the third quarter (Q3)… The post First fall in engineering workloads since 2020 reflects ‘increasing fragility’ in pipeline appeared first on Construction News.

Atlanta Inventory Reaches 270 Sites Across 5.3M Sq. Ft.

In the third quarter of 2025, coworking stood as a firmly established segment of the U.S. office market with thousands of flexible workspaces across the country serving professionals, startups, and companies that rely on adaptable environments to meet hybrid work needs. From large, corporate hubs to local community spaces, coworking has become a standard feature […] <p>The post Atlanta Inventory Reaches 270 Sites Across 5.3M Sq. Ft. first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Construction output rises just 0.1% in third quarter

Total construction output in Great Britain is estimated to have grown by 0.2% in September 2025 and by 0.1% in the third quarter.

Housebuilding numbers increase slowly

New home registrations inched up over the summer, according to data published this week. The National House Building Council (NHBC) said 30,643 residences registered for its 10-year warranty in the third quarter of 2025. This was up 1 per cent from the previous quarter, and… The post Housebuilding numbers increase slowly appeared first on Construction News.