After Latham - will clients be the prizewinners?

Article Abstract:

The UK construction and real estate industry should focus on the needs of clients with an emphasis on quality as well as price. A report by Michael Latham places emphasis on clients from the public sector, but private sector clients are becoming increasingly important. Construction costs can be reduced, the report argues, and this would give more space for the same investment. Greater standardisation in designs can help cut costs in addition to productivity on site.

Construction, Construction industry

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Tide is in for littoral proposals

Article Abstract:

Issues related to British waterfront real estate developments are examined in detail. Government policy on these developments is also explained, as is the policy of British Waterways, which owns many sites.

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Be where it's happening

Article Abstract:

Issues related to shopping center developments in the UK are examined in detail, from the point of view of the real estate industry. Shopping mix is seen as a key factor in such developments.

Subdividers and developers, not elsewhere classified, Land Subdivision and Land Development, Shopping Center Developers, Shopping centers

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