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New English rules aim to tackle shortage of affordable homes but short-term letting companies have little to fear

It’s not a housing crisis — it’s a planning crisis

A number of high street lenders have increased cost of home loans in recent weeks

UK chancellor’s move aims to reassure voters that Conservatives represent the interests of homeowners

Signature Group accused by SFO of using ‘much-loved local landmarks to lure investors’

Deals could beget deals, with bigger companies meaning increased share liquidity which should broaden investor appeal

Landmark building opened in 1965 will be retained as ‘iconic hotel’ in £275mn deal

Rising losses and a wave of distressed asset sales look inevitable in Europe too

Loan loss provisions have thinned even as regulators highlight risks in commercial real estate market

My brother wants a swap deal in shares for our London and French properties

Higher interest rates hit the market for the over-55s

Local residents being pushed out of tourist hotspots prompts response

Abandoned luxury towers pose quandary for city also dealing with housing affordability crisis

Big Four firm audited the highly indebted developer as it grew fast during China’s real estate boom

Judge also bans former US president from doing business in the state for three years after civil trial

A more fragmented market with smaller and less resilient builders means consolidation is on the cards

But research shows benefits are not spread equally

Owner Get Living to appeal against tribunal ruling after it was ordered to pay £18mn for remediation work on apartments

City authorities should support the repurposing of offices and retail space

The poor state of commercial property market does not inspire much hope for a turnaround