UK construction activity November 2025: Offices

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UK construction activity November 2025: Offices

Offices overview 161 per cent increase in project starts year-on-year 49 per cent decrease in main contract awards from last year 60 per cent increase in detailed planning approvals compared to 2024 The office sector had a mixed performance during the three months to November,…

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