RIBA records longest ever run of pessimism about future workloads

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Planning delays, inflation and pressures on clients all contributing to gloomy mood

RIBA’s future trends survey has recorded the longest run of pessimism about future workloads since the study started in 2009.

The survey asks practices what level of work they expect over the next three months, providing an index figure which represents average levels of optimism in the profession.

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