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Barclays among the lenders central bank’s PRA is scrutinising amid due diligence concerns

Think like a family office and take an intergenerational view

Hedge fund seeks stake in fund that sharply limited investor redemptions in 2024 at 20% haircut

The market has not been this jittery in decades — and that was before the Middle East conflict

In a sluggish market, canny tactics can be presented as a silver bullet. In London, a below-the-radar approach continues to seduce. But the strategy has mixed results

Biggest US bank seeks to add Roosevelt Hotel to its rapidly growing Midtown campus

Case could influence wider legal questions about how long-term risks apply to fiduciary duties

Despite Vistry’s gloomy outgoing chief, easier planning rules, better affordability and possibly even state help could boost sector

FTSE 250 company to separate CEO and chair roles as Greg Fitzgerald steps down

Asif Aziz’s Criterion Capital owns several apartment blocks in capital as well as Trocadero centre in Piccadilly

Insolvency of UK property lender is the latest failure to raise questions about credit quality and diligence

Bank among lenders to have identified issues with Market Financial Solutions after other high-profile failures

Increased buying of mortgage securities by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae marks a return to a risky business model

Lenders weigh losses linked to Market Financial Solutions, which financed a Bangladeshi politician’s real estate empire

Balneário Camboriú has the country’s most expensive real estate and some of South America’s tallest residential towers. Can it lure overseas buyers?

Buyers and sellers are already pricing homes under new thresholds

Retailer pulls plug on venture due to changes in economic conditions and property market slowdown

Sites from Paddington to Canary Wharf under consideration amid dearth of top-quality office space in UK capital

The Boomer generation has traditionally leant towards property ownership. But with price growth stagnant in many parts of the UK, more are opting to free up capital and rent

W1U saw prices rise more than 9 per cent in 2025, as those in broader prime central London fell more than 3 per cent. What is it doing right?