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Homeowners like me are staying put, the market is frozen and affordability is as ugly as it was in the housing bubble

Can the new Help to Buy scheme end the horror?

Homebuilders and prospective buyers continue to face challenging market conditions with midterms looming weeks away

Prospect of interest rate rises weighs on demand for properties

Housing slowdown could result in lenders directing capital to more profitable places

$1.4bn sale of Hong Kong lender’s loan portfolio part of push to improve its capital efficiency

Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveils ‘Your First Home’ plan to help people on to housing ladder

Surging yields on government bonds and rising oil prices from the war in Iran drive inflation fears as national elections near

Firm is taking 465,000 sq ft at One Spitalfields in a so-called pre-let deal

My grandfather left my sister and me a house in his will. How can we avoid falling out over what we do with it?

Quadrature Capital’s Suneil Setiya would have been liable for higher rate of stamp duty had he not bought five flats together with London mansion

DWS considers emergency measures as investors pull money from open-ended retail product

Rising borrowing costs triggered by Middle East conflict start to impact consumers’ spending power

Anthropic and OpenAI taking more space in city’s already squeezed prime property market

Rents and tenant demand are rising, but landlords are under increasing pressure

A new equity loan scheme could help people get on the property ladder, though the government might struggle to afford it

Developers worry elevated borrowing costs and broader affordability woes will deter buyers

Our experts discuss which companies to buy, sell or hold this week

Government ministers under Sir Keir Starmer had been preparing to unveil a new version of the flagship programme

Ailing luxury developments on emirate’s man-made archipelago reflect strains on wider real estate sector