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Only 5% of the homes in Spain are built using industrial methods
Europe鈥檚 housing crisis can鈥檛 be solved without massive engagement with the region鈥檚 construction industry and machinery manufacturers
The Bobcat L85 compact wheel loader is helping build a convent in the Czech Republic
Seven construction companies are to be investigated for professional misconduct following the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire in London, UK
Egyptian contractor Orascom has won a deal to build the new 鈥淐ampus 2026鈥� expansion of the American University in Cairo, Egypt
Major construction projects in the UK 鈥渄ried up鈥� in the three months to January 2025, as the total value of project starts dropped by 19%
Skanska sells BokLok factory to Surewood after losses in 2024
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The UK construction sector faces slow growth amid high costs and project delays, though housing and non-residential spending show signs of recovery.
The number of residential dwellings to be completed in Europe in 2025 is set to hit its lowest in a decade.
Chinese authorities could buy up billions of dollars鈥� worth of embattled developer Vanke鈥檚 unsold properties and land, according to reports
A deeper look at Skanska鈥檚 2024 and fourth quarter results
The most expensive new construction home in the US has hit the market
Strabag announced it won a contract on a 鈧�350 million project in Slovenia
In a speech delivered from Oxfordshire, UK, Rachel Reeves outlined several projects aimed at boosting the UK economy
As January 2025 draws to a close, Construction Briefing reviews some of the best photos from the sector taken this month
China鈥檚 economic growth stronger than expected in 2024, but property and construction sectors remained weak
A 3D concrete printing company is helping build homes for those who don鈥檛 have one
A new social housing project in Ireland was 3D-concrete-printed
Plan to remediate homes in England also involves stiffer penalties for developers and owners who refuse to act
Not enough being spent to expand Australia鈥檚 housing stock, KPMG warns