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Rachel Reeves also announces £500mn cash boost to promote building of affordable homes

Ventilation group buoyed by new housing regulations

Homeowners rattling around in large houses have been reluctant to move to somewhere smaller, but with a changing landscape and new Labour tax policies — notably inheritance — on the horizon, the mood is changing

Australian pension fund partners with UK property group in bet on asset class hit by higher rates and remote working

Interest rates have peaked and activity in several sectors is picking up, but some fear bad news is still to emerge

Government still has to tackle how commercial incentives limit supply of new homes

Stakebuilding by Palliser Capital follows Elliott Management's move on sector peer Mitsui Fudosan

Buying blockchain-listed ‘slices’ of properties is a nascent, niche and troubled market. Can it find its feet beyond the crypto crowd?

Beijing is trying to restore confidence in economy amid prolonged real estate slowdown

Stringent new regulations on adapting tall buildings are among the new challenges facing those buying a flat

Housebuilder expects to deliver more homes next year as borrowing costs ease

Governments’ push towards net zero could lead to increased cost of upgrading buildings

Falling rates and Chinese stimulus offer glimmers of hope but the financial hub’s property, tourism and retail sectors are still suffering

With the Bank of England’s lending criteria, they’re likely to achieve little

Government will say developers must start work on unsafe tower blocks within 18 months

Logistics properties have become one of the most attractive parts of the commercial real estate sector

FTSE 100 group says earnings will be down almost a fifth because of building cost underestimates

GLP Capital deal will add $44bn in assets to private investment group’s business

Sale by Alpine Grove Partners and Baupost set to offer test of demand for office space as sector recovers from the pandemic

Landlords who have delayed writing down property values will have to take losses despite wider recovery