What does CPA stand for?

Construction Products Association (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

His forecasts echo industry-wide predictions from the Construction Products Association, which forecast that the sector would contract by a total of 15 per cent in 2009 and said that investment levels last seen before the downturn would not return until 2021.

United kingdom : Public sector cuts loom over construction groups

Dr Noble Francis, Construction Products Association.

We must scrap Crossrail now

The Construction Products Association (CPA) says the industry will not see a "significant increase" in output until 2012 and is braced for a 16% decline this year.

Construction sector faces 'lost decade' In brief

Yesterday, the Construction Products Association predicted the biggest decline for nearly 30 years.

Business IN BRIEF

HM Revenue & Customs said 62,000 houses were sold in August, less than half the figure for a year ago and the Construction Products Association said the UK was building its lowest number of houses since 1945.

UK worth £7tn - but mainly in bricks and mortar

Earlier this week the Construction Products Association also warned the number of new housing starts will plummet this year to the lowest level since 1945.

In brief: Property price gloom

38bn at constant prices, according to forecasts from the Construction Products Association (CPA), reflecting very buoyant conditions and strong growth.

The Ongoing Problem Within the UK Building Contracting Industry of ...

According to the Construction Products Association and Ernst & Young, 2008 has been the worst year for new housing starts since 1924.

London's Victorian housing can give us a design for our times; ...