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Many first-time purchasers want three-bed houses but Your First Home price caps mean mostly flats will qualify in large parts of country

Hong Kong-based PAG offers $513mn to liquidators recovering assets from world’s most indebted property developer

Lender Nationwide says rising mortgage rates continued to hit demand in the third quarter

Vasiliy Peganov, who now lives in Moscow, tells court transfers from Russia were ‘practically impossible’

Canberra wanted to cool one of the world’s hottest property markets

Office transactions slide to lowest level since 2009 in third quarter

Effectiveness of measures to help buyers on to the ladder called into question while interest rates are elevated, housing experts warn

Measure will yield £575mn for Treasury in 2028-29, but estate agents say it will add to pressures in private rental sector

Elliott-backed private lender makes Florida’s largest-ever condo construction loan

Rising costs everywhere from insurance to lawn care mean almost half of US homeowners lack financial breathing room

Core Club founders Jennie and Dangene Enterprise also facing lawsuits from prospective members over unopened club

Manifesto pledge to build 1.5mn homes by 2029 looks increasingly unrealistic

Cap imposed by Deutsche Bank’s asset manager aims to preserve liquidity and avoid gating fund altogether

Properties seized by authorities are as unpopular as the lifestyle favoured by the people who once lived in them

Self-store group to review its UK plans for 2027-28

Bangladeshi owner Anisuzzaman Chowdhury failed to disclose source of his wealth amid UK probe into prominent family

Vonovia vulnerable to compulsory purchase of 120,000 flats under proposals from winners of state election

Group’s president Jonathan Gray says rising market volatility stalled a quick payout of cash to investors through IPOs

China Evergrande had given millions of dollars to university in decade before its collapse

Family of former UAE ambassador Mahdi Al Tajir looks to sell prized UK property assets as lenders try to recoup unpaid debts