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Bellway chief says housing market ‘on the road to recovery’
FTSE 250 developer says stabilising mortgage rates have fed through to rising sales since start of year
‘Starkly fraudulent’ Scottish scheme revealed in crypto laundering case
London trial of a woman convicted of laundering bitcoin from a £5bn fraud in China highlights role of land in Scotland
Adam Neumann makes conditional offer to regain control of WeWork
Co-working group’s co-founder says he has ‘half a dozen’ partners to finance a potential bid of about $600mn
England’s housing has become more affordable, new data shows
But home ownership still out of reach for many because prices remain high
Property group SBB’s creative refinancing staves off crisis
Company may have to raise equity from residential portfolio if it continues to pursue expensive, collateralised funding
Gove forced to dilute plans to cap ground rents in England and Wales
Levelling-up secretary abandons reforms after opposition from Treasury and lobbying by pension managers
Duke of Westminster’s property group launches £900mn lending arm
Grosvenor seeks to diversify away from London estate as investors rush into private debt business
Mortgage rate cuts anticipated after inflation data and rates decision
Falling swap rates likely to mean more market stability
It’s time to be honest about America’s commercial real estate hangover
The ‘pretend and extend’ tactics playing out in the sector need to end
Selling Mayfair: the elite agents bringing Dubai hustle to London’s prime properties
Sotheby’s real estate franchise has a new owner who plans to disrupt the business of selling multimillion-pound homes
Housing developments axed as Tory planning reforms take effect
England’s councils reverse course on agreed plans after targets diluted despite acute shortage of homes
UK rental costs rise at record 9% pace
ONS figures show impact of higher borrowing costs and stagnating property market
Real estate agents face an overdue reckoning
From lower commissions to falling mortgage rates, purchasing property may become easier
Office loans ‘living on borrowed time’
You can’t extend and pretend forever, as it turns out
Over half of UK rented homes are in areas with £1,000 a month average rents
High demand affects tenants’ bills across much of the country
Signa creditors agree deep haircuts in wind down deal
Administrators expect to recoup only 30 per cent of recognised claims through asset sales
Chinese authorities accuse Evergrande of inflating revenues by $80bn
Preliminary decision by regulator marks first detailed allegations against developer and its founder Hui Ka Yan
China’s industrial production jumps
Boost for policymakers comes as they struggle to counter slowdown in world’s second-largest economy
US home sale fees set to fall after real estate group settles lawsuits
National Association of Realtors has agreed to pay $418mn in damages in a deal that sent brokerage shares lower
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