Q3 2026
Our latest Tender Price Indicator (TPI) forecasts a drop to 3.25% for Autumn 2026, down from 3.50%.
This Month's Contributors
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Gavin Murgatroyd
Gavin is a cost manager specialising in the commercial office and workplace sector. An active member of the British Council for Offices, he contributed to the 2019 Guide to Specification and the 2025 Fit-Out Guide.
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Michael Urie
Michael is part of G&T’s market research team, leading market analysis and tracking key trends in the construction industry.
High-Performance Higher Education Estates: How Do You Deliver Value in a More Selective Market?
Universities are investing more carefully in their estates than at any point in a generation. With tuition fee income constrained, international student recruitment under pressure and construction costs still elevated, institutions that once maintained ambitious capital pipelines are now making harder choices ߣߣÊÓƵapp what actually gets built.
By Chris Boyce
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How Are Better Decisions Shaping Long-Term Residential Performance?
How Are Better Decisions Shaping Long-Term Residential Performance?
By Matt Bartlett
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Place with Purpose: Rethinking Town Centre Regeneration
Place with Purpose: Rethinking Town Centre Regeneration
By Jonathan Eyles
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How Do You Design Better Mental Health Environments?
How Do You Design Better Mental Health Environments?
By Alexander Zambellas
A Renewed Commitment: Investing in Public Value
As 2026 unfolds, public sector clients are reassessing not just what they invest in, but how investment decisions are made.
By Iain Campbell
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Strategic Reinvention: Rethinking Value Across the Existing Commercial Estate
Strategic Reinvention: Rethinking Value Across the Existing Commercial Estate
By Andrew Browne
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Reset and Rebalance: What Will Shape Construction in 2026?
Reset and Rebalance: What Will Shape Construction in 2026?
By Daniel Wynne
Strengthening National Capability: Five Foundations for Better Infrastructure Delivery
The UK is entering a period in which infrastructure is being asked to do more. It is central to economic growth, regional development, energy security, climate resilience, housing delivery, defence readiness and public service renewal.
The State is Back in the Cost Plan
How domestic industrial policy is reshaping construction cost and risk.
By Michael Urie
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From Constraint to Control: Delivering Long Duration Energy Storage under Cap and Floor
From Constraint to Control: Delivering Long Duration Energy Storage under Cap and Floor
By Ian Woodcock
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Sustainability Recalibrated: Clarity in a More Selective Market
Sustainability Recalibrated: Clarity in a More Selective Market
By Richard Francis
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The Two Greatest Challenges of Converting Offices into Hotels
The Two Greatest Challenges of Converting Offices into Hotels
By Theo Constantinides
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Advanced Manufacturing Is A Huge Opportunity, But Only If Challenges Are Mitigated
Advanced Manufacturing Is A Huge Opportunity, But Only If Challenges Are Mitigated
By Chris Lewis
Housing Delivery in Ireland: Why Are Projects Stalling and What Happens Next?
An inside view of how viability, planning and risk are shaping real-world housing delivery decisions.
By Alex Bell
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Delivering Efficient and Sustainable Infrastructure in Ireland: From Fragmentation to Coherence
Delivering Efficient and Sustainable Infrastructure in Ireland: From Fragmentation to Coherence
By Michael Urie
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Rail Infrastructure: Transforming Ireland’s Network by 2050
Rail Infrastructure: Transforming Ireland’s Network by 2050
By Michael Urie
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Scaling Timber: How Supply Chain Confidence Is Enabling Low-Carbon Delivery
Scaling Timber: How Supply Chain Confidence Is Enabling Low-Carbon Delivery
By Oliver Booth
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Mass Timber and Insurance: Understanding the Risk to Unlock the Opportunity
Mass Timber and Insurance: Understanding the Risk to Unlock the Opportunity
By Matthias Holman
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Revisited: Mass Timber Commercial Developments – What do you need to know?
Revisited: Mass Timber Commercial Developments – What do you need to know?
By Michael Urie
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Leasing and Sales of Mass Timber Offices
Leasing and Sales of Mass Timber Offices
By Michael Urie