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"Greek Supreme Court Invalidates Building Permit Incentives, Triggers Cancellations"
"The Greek Supreme Court ruled against building permit incentives in the New Building Regulations (NBR), leading to the cancellation of approximately 30-40 permits and potentially hundreds more. Municipalities actively prevented issuance of permits with the incentives, causing many developers to rev...
"Greek Supreme Court Invalidates Building Permit Incentives, Triggers Cancellations"
"The Greek Supreme Court ruled against building permit incentives in the New Building Regulations (NBR), leading to the cancellation of approximately 30-40 permits and potentially hundreds more. Municipalities actively prevented issuance of permits with the incentives, causing many developers to rev...
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36% Bias Score
Netherlands Housing Summit Aims to Tackle Construction Shortfall
The Netherlands aims to build 100,000 homes yearly, but only 88,000 were built in 2022, prompting a housing summit to accelerate construction and simplify regulations; funding disagreements and bureaucratic hurdles pose challenges.
Netherlands Housing Summit Aims to Tackle Construction Shortfall
The Netherlands aims to build 100,000 homes yearly, but only 88,000 were built in 2022, prompting a housing summit to accelerate construction and simplify regulations; funding disagreements and bureaucratic hurdles pose challenges.
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52% Bias Score
Ten Notable Architectural Projects in the Netherlands
Ten notable architectural projects in the Netherlands, completed recently, showcase diverse styles and functions, from residential and commercial buildings to cultural institutions, reflecting innovative design approaches, material choices, and integration with existing urban landscapes.
Ten Notable Architectural Projects in the Netherlands
Ten notable architectural projects in the Netherlands, completed recently, showcase diverse styles and functions, from residential and commercial buildings to cultural institutions, reflecting innovative design approaches, material choices, and integration with existing urban landscapes.
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8% Bias Score
Greece's Infrastructure Deficit: A Call for Private Investment
Greece invests only 4.8% of its GDP in construction, lagging behind the EU average (11.5%) and countries like Romania (16.7%), despite large public works programs; private investment through PPPs is proposed as a solution.
Greece's Infrastructure Deficit: A Call for Private Investment
Greece invests only 4.8% of its GDP in construction, lagging behind the EU average (11.5%) and countries like Romania (16.7%), despite large public works programs; private investment through PPPs is proposed as a solution.
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44% Bias Score
Construction Begins on โฌ1 Billion Section of Frankfurt's Regionaltangente West
Construction has begun on the โฌ1 billion third section of the 52km Regionaltangente West in Frankfurt, encompassing the expansion and tunneling of Hรถchst station and ten bridges, aiming for train operations by the end of 2028.
Construction Begins on โฌ1 Billion Section of Frankfurt's Regionaltangente West
Construction has begun on the โฌ1 billion third section of the 52km Regionaltangente West in Frankfurt, encompassing the expansion and tunneling of Hรถchst station and ten bridges, aiming for train operations by the end of 2028.
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40% Bias Score
Ellinikon Mall Project Nears Contractor Selection, Total Cost Exceeds โฌ1 Billion
Greece's Ellinikon Mall project, with an estimated cost of โฌ600-650 million (excluding infrastructure and financing), is nearing contractor selection; Lamda Malls will contribute โฌ275 million, with bank loans covering the rest; the total cost for both Ellinikon and Riviera Galleria malls exceeds โฌ1 ...
Ellinikon Mall Project Nears Contractor Selection, Total Cost Exceeds โฌ1 Billion
Greece's Ellinikon Mall project, with an estimated cost of โฌ600-650 million (excluding infrastructure and financing), is nearing contractor selection; Lamda Malls will contribute โฌ275 million, with bank loans covering the rest; the total cost for both Ellinikon and Riviera Galleria malls exceeds โฌ1 ...
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0% Bias Score
Valencian Law Eases Coastal Construction Rules, Raising Environmental Concerns
The Valencian government's new administrative simplification law reduces coastal construction setbacks to 200 meters, shifts licensing to municipalities for flood zones, and potentially weakens environmental protections, impacting 1,137 hectares.
Valencian Law Eases Coastal Construction Rules, Raising Environmental Concerns
The Valencian government's new administrative simplification law reduces coastal construction setbacks to 200 meters, shifts licensing to municipalities for flood zones, and potentially weakens environmental protections, impacting 1,137 hectares.
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56% Bias Score
"Dutch Housing Summit Aims to Tackle 100,000-Home Annual Target Shortfall"
"The Netherlands aims to build 100,000 homes annually, but only built 88,000 in 2023, falling short of the target. A housing summit was held to address this shortfall by making concrete agreements to build faster with fewer regulations, although funding remains a major concern. "
"Dutch Housing Summit Aims to Tackle 100,000-Home Annual Target Shortfall"
"The Netherlands aims to build 100,000 homes annually, but only built 88,000 in 2023, falling short of the target. A housing summit was held to address this shortfall by making concrete agreements to build faster with fewer regulations, although funding remains a major concern. "
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Construction Stocks Surge on Syria Reconstruction Expectations
Following Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statement about Turkey's role in Syria's post-Assad regime reconstruction, shares of Turkish construction, cement, and steel companies surged; Enka Insaat rose 4.6%, cement company stocks rose 8-10%, and Iskenderun Demir Celik rose almost 10%.
Turkish Construction Stocks Surge on Syria Reconstruction Expectations
Following Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statement about Turkey's role in Syria's post-Assad regime reconstruction, shares of Turkish construction, cement, and steel companies surged; Enka Insaat rose 4.6%, cement company stocks rose 8-10%, and Iskenderun Demir Celik rose almost 10%.
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52% Bias Score
Berlin Speeds Up Construction to Tackle Housing Crisis
Berlin's CDU/SPD government passed a law to speed up construction, streamlining processes and redistributing responsibilities to tackle the housing crisis and rising rents, despite criticism from Green and Left parties concerning environmental impact and disregard for alternative solutions.
Berlin Speeds Up Construction to Tackle Housing Crisis
Berlin's CDU/SPD government passed a law to speed up construction, streamlining processes and redistributing responsibilities to tackle the housing crisis and rising rents, despite criticism from Green and Left parties concerning environmental impact and disregard for alternative solutions.
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44% Bias Score
Turkey Enters Technical Recession Amidst Growing Income Inequality
Turkey's economy contracted by 0.2% in the third quarter of 2023, marking a technical recession, as construction growth offset declines in manufacturing and labor compensation's share of GDP fell significantly, highlighting growing income inequality.
Turkey Enters Technical Recession Amidst Growing Income Inequality
Turkey's economy contracted by 0.2% in the third quarter of 2023, marking a technical recession, as construction growth offset declines in manufacturing and labor compensation's share of GDP fell significantly, highlighting growing income inequality.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Builds New Spy Ships
Germany starts construction of three new technologically advanced spy ships for its navy, replacing older vessels.
Germany Builds New Spy Ships
Germany starts construction of three new technologically advanced spy ships for its navy, replacing older vessels.
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24% Bias Score
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