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A FORTNIGHT on from the much-fêted Northern Ireland Investment Summit, we can now look back and consider its impact.

The head of the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) has admitted there can be no guarantee that repair and maintenance work will go according to plan after new contractors were appointed to deliver £250m of work.

Tourists visiting Belfast are not impressed with the local council for giving the green light to a high-rise apartment complex that will permanently alter the skyline.

Belfast's deputy lord mayor says new apartments could cause "lasting damage" to city's skyline.

A new £175m high-rise apartment development in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter will not have parking for any of its occupants when it opens in 2026.

Company based in Co Down has delivered large range of projects in the past year, including in Liffey Valley and Dundrum Town Centre in Dublin and Titanic Quarter in Belfast

A Hillsborough-based contractor and developer has increased its turnover by 15.3% to £1.094bn in its latest financial results.

THE Co Down construction group Graham has surpassed £1 billion in revenue for the first time.

Preparatory construction work on a £175m housing scheme on the banks of the River Lagan has begun.

Canada’s biggest chicken fast-food restaurant is on its way to Northern Ireland, it has emerged.