The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) has announced the results of a design competition for its new headquarters, which was won by Copenhagen-based Henning Larsen Architects. 

The Sirte Local Council says an agreement has been reached to resume a range of infrastructure contracts in the city.

The Malaysian contractor, which returned to Libya last year, says it wants to finish its outstanding road work in late 2014 or early 2015.

A mixed-use real estate project being developed in Benghazi by Libya's pension fund is now more than half-complete.

The Ministry of Housing and Utilities has approved several infrastructure projects in the Gulf of Sidra area of central Libya.

The housing ministry has reportedly signed a major contract for integrated utilities and infrastructure in Zliten, which is to be carried out by India's Punj Lloyd.

The interim housing minister has given preliminary approval for a wide range of infrastructure projects.

An employee of an Italian construction firm working on a project in Tobruq is feared to have been kidnapped.

Habib al-Amin has approved plans for roads and water infrastructure in Tripoli and other areas.

The Bani Walid Local Council says it has paid initial compensation of around LD50m ($40m) to local residents for property that was damaged during the 2011 conflict.

A government decision has posthumously reinstated Libyan nationality to King Idris al-Senusi and his family, and says the real estate registry should return confiscated land to his inheritors.

Protesters demanding compensation for damaged property had forced the council to cease work.

The Libyan Businessmen Council (LBC) plans to develop a new mixed-use tower on a government-owned site in the coastal city, its spokesman told the Libya Monitor.

The US-based construction management company, which was involved in various projects prior to 2011, says it has received part-payment on outstanding dues and plans to resume work in the coming months.

The capital's largest office building is expecting its first major corporate tenants in the next few months, its sales manager told the Libya Monitor.