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Rising construction costs due to a shortage of local aggregate will impact any new inventory in terms of new builds, say realtors

The cost of construction in Bermuda is set to go up after the prices of concrete and block escalated

Environmental groups have called on the Minister of Home Affairs to overturn a decision to allow development on Devonshire Marsh. Island Construction was given the green light by the Development Applications Board in August to erect three two-storey ...

Plans for a second phase of the St George’s marina project have been put forward proposing further enhancements for visiting yachts. The proposal, submitted by BotelhoWood Architecture on behalf of the St George’s Marina Development Ltd, proposes flo...

A Bermuda company has begun importing limestone aggregate from Jamaica in a new arrangement, The Gleaner is reporting. The Kingston publication said Sunday that Bermuda is the latest market for Lydford Mining Company, after they began supplying aggre...

A court battle between neighbours that is “probably running into the millions” of dollars could be settled by the litigants themselves, the Supreme Court heard. Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden told the latest hearing over a boundary dispute between the ...

A $50 million pilot initiative aimed at helping first-time buyers to get on the property ladder was launched today by the Premier, David Burt. Under the move, first-time mortgages will be guaranteed partially for up to a decade by the Government, wi...

Bermudians looking to buy their first home will qualify for instant stamp duty relief under a law passed in the House of Assembly on Friday. Previously, new homeowners had to prove that they had lived in their property for three years before they qua...

A new deal that East End Asphalt Company Limited has signed with a US provider of industrial aggregate, Carver Companies, will positively impact the price, quality, and convenience of aggregate supply available in Bermuda for construction and related...

An injunction designed to prevent private estate homeowners from trespassing and “committing a nuisance” on their neighbour’s land has been upheld in the Supreme Court. Simon and Deirdre Storey applied to quash the order, related to Samuel Andrew Ban...

Bermuda’s street life is filled with people lacking real identity and purpose, says hardworking plumber David Wilkinson. He sees a study of hopelessness in some and a society trying to come to grips with unacceptable criminal violence. He wants to be...

The Government is looking to build a new headquarters for the Department of Parks on Marsh Folly Road, according to a Request for Proposal. The RFP, published on the Government procurement website yesterday, sought architectural services for the ...