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Process will struggle to complete before surcharge is introduced in 2028

Estate agents say ‘bunching’ practice likely to pick up pace ahead of start of surcharge in April 2028

Decision is boost for district and comes as boss Jamie Dimon praises UK chancellor Rachel Reeves

Property developer asks for delay in payment despite backing of Shenzhen Metro

Rachel Reeves unveils increase in property income tax as well as ‘mansion tax’ on expensive homes

‘Mansion tax’ set to affect more than 100,000 properties, mostly in London and the south-east

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

A focus on cutting interest costs only fuels home price inflation, hitting working families

Lendlease and Canada’s biggest pension fund consider offloading 900 apartments at Elephant Park development

Supreme Court backs previous judgment that prosecutors lack evidence in high-profile case targeting upscale developments

Rothschild to advise Primary Health Properties on offloading portfolio of hospitals

Drop comes ahead of expected tax raid on high-value properties in Budget

New rents on 50-metre stretch of Mayfair surpass rivals in Milan and New York

Housebuilder revises guidance after ‘subdued market’ over the summer

Property in One Hyde Park had been held via a trust, with Natalia Rozhkova listed as beneficiary

Without supply increasing, even allowing Americans to pay for their homes over a century would not make housing affordable

Home prices in America won’t come down without systemic reform

Weak housing prices and slowing industrial output point to flagging economic momentum

Hedge fund’s Innsworth arm claims property site overcharges estate agents in £1bn case

One of Japan’s snowiest resorts showcases the coolest in cross-cultural design