International - Financial Times - Property

Fall is in contrast to other property types and reflects desire for more space and reluctance to pay high service charge

Third Point and DE Shaw attack real estate data group’s multibillion-dollar bet on lossmaking listings site Homes.com

Sectors including wealth management and trucking have been hit with sudden share price declines

Following a surge of building metamorphoses intended to help reduce the UK’s housing shortage, a complex web of issues, resentments and flaws in the system is stalling new energy

Zhang Xin was one of the few developers able to extricate her wealth from China and rebuild elsewhere

CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield and Jones Lang LaSalle all suffer a second day of double-digit declines

Wall Street forgives; voters may not

Building Societies Association finds many are gloomy about their prospects of financing a purchase

New portals to help ‘Generation Renters’ who want — or need — to monetise their property are springing up, often cutting through red tape. But not everyone is on board

Australia’s Lendlease and Canada’s biggest pension fund in talks to sell 900 units in Elephant and Castle to US group

After a pandemic-era slump, AI-linked wealth is fuelling a surge in property values. But can new housing and zoning reforms steady the boom and bust cycle?

Investors have little interest in build-to-rent projects given the dismal level of profits

The government needs to revive the appeal of flats — but capping ground rents at £250 a year won’t cut it

Move by one of the biggest UK lenders broadens options available to low-deposit borrowers

Falling levels of immigration also reduce competition among tenants

Claimants hail ‘a decisive victory’ over corrosion and other faults at exclusive development

Rise comes after slight fall at end of last year amid uncertainty around potential Budget changes to property taxes

If more homes are to be built, the problem of rogue estate management companies has to be addressed

Curbing institutional ownership of single-family homes does not tackle the affordability crisis and could make things worse

The city-state’s ‘father of urban planning’ was lauded for his vision but rising resale prices and high demand are bringing strain