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Tennessee policy attracts corporations and high earners but locals are being priced out of Music City

Global lenders explore private deals and risk transfers to cut exposure to AI boom

Unexpected increase in April supported by relative strength in household finances

As tenants’ rights reforms come into force, research finds more landlords are stepping back from the sector

Move comes after fund restricted investors’ liquidity rights two years ago

Group announces overhaul of restaurants business, putting 3,800 jobs at risk

Homes are too expensive in the UK, but a large correction would be bad for everyone — including first-time buyers

Chancellor Rachel Reeves stirred speculation by promising to ‘use every lever’ to help renters hit by Iran war fallout

Shortage of affordable homes and protests over US immigrants prompt policy response

Buyers should beware the real estate dark pools

Owner of Brent Cross shopping centre argues that 47-year-old lease entitles it to a cut of John Lewis’s online sales

Urban Splash is fighting government’s bid to recover £48mn in safety costs on buildings in Manchester

The effect of the Middle East war on Dubai’s property market has been instant. But better financial incentives are needed for wealthy expats to choose the capital over Monaco or Geneva

Report into bridging lender finds 2 vehicles did not have anti-money laundering registrations

Often underused green spaces are being targeted as a creative solution for sclerotic housebuilding rates in the capital. But environmentalists are calling the plan a duff

Mayor called out billionaire’s $238mn property as he pushes for second-home levy on the wealthy

Big Four firm also faces six-month ban on new clients related to its work on failed property developer’s books

Iran war has hit buyer sentiment and affected mortgage rates and availability, says chief executive

Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea property valuations sink close to 2013 levels

Group says ‘macro-uncertainty’ from Middle East war will push up costs and damage consumer confidence