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Lawyers say ruling strips freeholders of a powerful tool to derail resident-led takeovers

The housing market is highly seasonal — and understanding that might be the key to getting the best deal

Higher rates have hit buying power but housing site Zoopla has nonetheless detected early signs of an ‘autumn bounce’

Hong Kong decision has potential to threaten Big Four firms’ partnership network model

Rezoning has changed the face of Auckland though critics warn lessons hard to replicate

Evergrande chair Hui Ka Yan jailed following developer’s default almost five years ago

Prospective buyers are deterred by inflated asking prices and high service charges

Cooling rises up the list of sought-after features in constrained high-quality commercial real estate market

Iberian neighbours afflicted by vast property shortages due to immigration, bureaucracy and high construction costs

Profits forecast to decline this year as developers resort to bulk sales to shift homes in sluggish market

Renters’ Rights Act locks international students out of housing market while pushing prospective tenants into double rents

Our experts discuss which companies to buy, sell or hold this week

Interest rates on home loans have jumped in America and several big European economies in recent weeks

Operating company behind London district has sold 1-5 Bank Street to its own investors Brookfield and the Qatar Investment Authority

Merely returning to normal won’t be enough if the government wants to meet its ambitious construction targets

One in three starts a family before having a home of their own

We need to find ways to lift the financial and resource constraints on new homebuilding

Lloyds’ data shows house prices were unchanged in July as higher mortgage rates stretch affordability

Creditors of failed UK mortgage provider try to recoup assets amid allegations of double pledging

Deal adds to spate of takeovers of London-listed companies after acquisitions of Schroders and Intertek