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A construction consortium consisting of Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey and Barratt has been threatened with legal action over delays to a school in Wales. The

VALE of Glamorgan Council is considering taking legal action to take charge of the Barry Waterfront School project.

Digital Bridge, formerly Colony Capital, is taking action over alleged €317m debt

Developer Johnny Ronan’s Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE) contend any move to appoint a receiver is unlawful and invalid…

Developer Johnny Ronan’s Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE) contend any move to appoint a receiver is unlawful and invalid…

Digital Bridge, formerly Colony Capital, is taking action over alleged €317m debt

The Coega Development Corporation has opened a bidding process for the relocation of the manganese terminal from the port of Port Elizabeth to the Port of Ngqura, north of the city.

By Garth Meyer SWA Group, a Los Angeles landscape architecture firm, was hired to design a new public amenities plan for King Harbor by the city council at its…

KARACHI: An environmental tribunal on Tuesday set aside a notice issued by the Sindh Environmental Protection Agency (Sepa) for public hearing on the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of a multistorey luxurious commercial-cum-residential project proposed to be built on the seafront by a private builder. The three-member tribunal headed by its chairman retired Justice Nisar Muhammad Sheikh also directed the Sepa director general to issue a notice inviting the general public for hearing on th...

Jun. 2—The Great Recession derailed the Liberty Harbor project, a proposed $2 billion, 155-acre luxury waterfront development adjacent to the Sidney Lanier Bridge on the Brunswick River. The original plans included a 450-boat marina, boardwalk, yacht club, entertainment and upscale shopping and dining. After a 16-year delay, there are signs the project is getting back on track. Realtor Page ...