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27/11/2023

Average weekly earnings in the construction industry

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23/11/2023

BCIS reacts to construction updates in the Autumn Statement

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21/11/2023

Analysis of movement in house price indices

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21/11/2023

Price adjustment formulae indices – 2024 publication dates

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21/11/2023

Latest construction output figures

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21/11/2023

The latest construction new orders figures

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15/12/2022

PAFI and non-publication of ONS PPI in December 2022

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14/12/2022

Cost growth in housebuilding eases ahead of fears of housing market slowdown

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12/12/2022

BCIS five-year forecast (building) – December 2022

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12/12/2022

Estimate of tender price inflation – 4Q2022

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01/12/2022

Price adjustment formulae indices – 2023 publication dates

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18/11/2022

Impact of Autumn Statement on short term construction demand

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17/12/2021

4Q21 estimate of tender price inflation

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13/12/2021

Housebuilders continue to face rising costs

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17/11/2021

Building materials cost increases reach 40 year high

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10/11/2021

Cleaning costs a major contributor to FM sector

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28/10/2021

BCIS five-year forecast – october 2021

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23/10/2021

Private housebuilders continue to face rising costs

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20/12/2020

4Q2020 estimate of tender price inflation

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17/12/2020

Housebuilders face costs uncertainty

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10/11/2020

Time to retrofit: decarbonising UK buildings and economic recovery

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09/11/2020

Covid-19 and construction

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06/11/2020

RICS community infrastructure levy index 2021

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01/11/2020

Five-year forecast of building demand, costs and prices

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16/01/2019

New BCIS methodology for tender price index estimates

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