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Saudi Arabia to Build 2,000-Meter Skyscraper
The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia is moving forward with plans for a 2,000-meter-tall skyscraper in Riyadh, designed by Norman Foster and currently estimated to cost \$5 billion, reflecting the kingdom's economic growth and modernization goals.
Saudi Arabia to Build 2,000-Meter Skyscraper
The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia is moving forward with plans for a 2,000-meter-tall skyscraper in Riyadh, designed by Norman Foster and currently estimated to cost \$5 billion, reflecting the kingdom's economic growth and modernization goals.
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48% Bias Score
31 Million Euro Temporary Bridge Planned for Bad Schandau After Elbe Bridge Closure
Days before a stress test on Bad Schandau's closed Elbe bridge, planners selected a million euro temporary replacement bridge, to be built this year and opened next year regardless of the test results, minimizing disruption to the town.
31 Million Euro Temporary Bridge Planned for Bad Schandau After Elbe Bridge Closure
Days before a stress test on Bad Schandau's closed Elbe bridge, planners selected a million euro temporary replacement bridge, to be built this year and opened next year regardless of the test results, minimizing disruption to the town.
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40% Bias Score
Record Low Housing Planning Permissions in England
The number of housing projects granted planning permission in England in 2024 fell to a record low of just over 30,000, the lowest since records began in 1979, hindering the government's target of 1.5 million new homes before the next general election; fewer applications from developers, due to econ...
Record Low Housing Planning Permissions in England
The number of housing projects granted planning permission in England in 2024 fell to a record low of just over 30,000, the lowest since records began in 1979, hindering the government's target of 1.5 million new homes before the next general election; fewer applications from developers, due to econ...
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36% Bias Score
NIS 195 Million Financing Secured for Rosh Ha'ayin Mixed-Use Project
Ruby Capital and Meitav Investment House provided NIS 195 million in financing for the Psagot Ayala project in Rosh Ha'ayin, a mixed-use development by Ayala Agam including 50 residential units, commercial, and office space, reflecting a trend of purchase groups gaining a larger share of the housing...
NIS 195 Million Financing Secured for Rosh Ha'ayin Mixed-Use Project
Ruby Capital and Meitav Investment House provided NIS 195 million in financing for the Psagot Ayala project in Rosh Ha'ayin, a mixed-use development by Ayala Agam including 50 residential units, commercial, and office space, reflecting a trend of purchase groups gaining a larger share of the housing...
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8% Bias Score
A1 Closure in Hamburg Causes Major Traffic Disruption
A full closure of the A1 highway at the Norderelbe bridge in Hamburg is causing major traffic jams, with six kilometers of standstill on the main detour route; a new traffic system will be in place by Monday morning, including lane reductions and restrictions for trucks over 7.5 tons, impacting traf...
A1 Closure in Hamburg Causes Major Traffic Disruption
A full closure of the A1 highway at the Norderelbe bridge in Hamburg is causing major traffic jams, with six kilometers of standstill on the main detour route; a new traffic system will be in place by Monday morning, including lane reductions and restrictions for trucks over 7.5 tons, impacting traf...
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36% Bias Score
Canada-U.S. Trade War Disrupts Canadian Construction
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on $30 billion of U.S. goods, imposed in response to U.S. trade actions, are causing significant disruption to Canadian businesses in sectors like construction and renovations, forcing them to absorb costs or seek pricier alternatives.
Canada-U.S. Trade War Disrupts Canadian Construction
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on $30 billion of U.S. goods, imposed in response to U.S. trade actions, are causing significant disruption to Canadian businesses in sectors like construction and renovations, forcing them to absorb costs or seek pricier alternatives.
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36% Bias Score
Jerusalem's Har Nof Slopes Project Approved
The Jerusalem Local Planning and Building Committee conditionally approved the Har Nof Slopes project, a 16-hectare development with 1,900 housing units and extensive public spaces, transforming a polluted industrial site into a sustainable neighborhood, improving quality of life for thousands, and ...
Jerusalem's Har Nof Slopes Project Approved
The Jerusalem Local Planning and Building Committee conditionally approved the Har Nof Slopes project, a 16-hectare development with 1,900 housing units and extensive public spaces, transforming a polluted industrial site into a sustainable neighborhood, improving quality of life for thousands, and ...
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56% Bias Score
Greek Construction Stock Soars on Positive Outlook
Greek financial analysts predict a 50% increase in Avax's stock value due to a €3 billion project backlog, potential new contracts worth €10 billion, and €300 million in projected free cash flow from debt restructuring; Intrum's restructuring nears completion, while a tender for 125 electric buses i...
Greek Construction Stock Soars on Positive Outlook
Greek financial analysts predict a 50% increase in Avax's stock value due to a €3 billion project backlog, potential new contracts worth €10 billion, and €300 million in projected free cash flow from debt restructuring; Intrum's restructuring nears completion, while a tender for 125 electric buses i...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Construction Industry Proposes Plan to Address Labor Shortages
To combat a labor shortage impacting 5% of Spain's GDP, the Spanish construction industry proposes short training programs (60–100 hours) for undocumented immigrants and expanding the list of hard-to-fill occupations to attract foreign professionals.
Spanish Construction Industry Proposes Plan to Address Labor Shortages
To combat a labor shortage impacting 5% of Spain's GDP, the Spanish construction industry proposes short training programs (60–100 hours) for undocumented immigrants and expanding the list of hard-to-fill occupations to attract foreign professionals.
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52% Bias Score
Canada's Superior Softwood Lumber Defies U.S. Tariffs in Escalating Trade War
The Canada-U.S. softwood lumber trade war continues, with the U.S. imposing tariffs despite Canadian lumber's superior quality due to tighter growth rings, resulting in higher costs for U.S. consumers and the construction industry, while Canada retaliates with tariffs on U.S. goods.
Canada's Superior Softwood Lumber Defies U.S. Tariffs in Escalating Trade War
The Canada-U.S. softwood lumber trade war continues, with the U.S. imposing tariffs despite Canadian lumber's superior quality due to tighter growth rings, resulting in higher costs for U.S. consumers and the construction industry, while Canada retaliates with tariffs on U.S. goods.
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48% Bias Score
A20 Highway Construction Resumes in Schleswig-Holstein
Schleswig-Holstein approved the A20 highway's continuation near Bad Segeberg after a decade-long pause due to legal challenges, aiming to resolve traffic congestion and bolster regional economy and military/NATO interests.
A20 Highway Construction Resumes in Schleswig-Holstein
Schleswig-Holstein approved the A20 highway's continuation near Bad Segeberg after a decade-long pause due to legal challenges, aiming to resolve traffic congestion and bolster regional economy and military/NATO interests.
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52% Bias Score
Russian Housing Starts Plunge 31% Amidst Weak Demand
New housing construction in Russia plummeted by 31% in February 2025 compared to the previous year, totaling 2.5 million square meters, due to weak buyer demand stemming from high mortgage rates and insufficient government support, leading to a buyer's market with potentially falling prices.
Russian Housing Starts Plunge 31% Amidst Weak Demand
New housing construction in Russia plummeted by 31% in February 2025 compared to the previous year, totaling 2.5 million square meters, due to weak buyer demand stemming from high mortgage rates and insufficient government support, leading to a buyer's market with potentially falling prices.
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40% Bias Score
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