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Next week, the biggest overhaul of England’s private rented sector in decades comes into effect — yet many have still not engaged with the changes

Increase indicates resilience in housing market even as Iran war led to surge in energy costs

Struggles to sell even in popular areas are a timely reminder of the challenges created by high interest rates

As urban housebuilding strategies around the world increasingly push families out, the ‘sidewalk ballet’ — and heart — of community life is under threat

Squeeze from lower rents and higher costs forces company to say it will cut dividend

Billionaire hedge fund managers say mayor’s proposed levy is ‘demonising philanthropists’

Report by IFS says policy did little to increase affordability for those on lower incomes

Republican donor Stephen Ross argues housing affordability is ‘going to be the biggest issue’ in US

Flexibility is the watchword among UK borrowers amid signs of slowing activity in the housing market

The business district in London’s Docklands demonstrates what innovation and invention can achieve

Housing affordability is so hot right now

For those who have moved their primary residence away from London, a sluggish sales market is prompting them to weigh up their options

Halifax reports market slowdown as mortgage rates rise

Scheme’s difficulties signal fallout from pandemic is still being felt in real estate sector

Concerns about affordability and community impact are mounting, even as purpose-built accommodation gains traction elsewhere

Bank wins clearance for 265-metre skyscraper after talks over low-flying aircraft

Shares across the sector are taking a beating

New rules aim to provide safety and security for tenants, but landlords are anxious

Developer hit by concerns about AI impact on office jobs and rising debt costs in wake of Middle East conflict

OBR analysis estimates one-fifth of affected property owners will appeal revaluations