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Housebuilders already facing pressure over separate CMA investigation into suspected information sharing

Homebuyers in China are staying clear of property groups with unfinished projects

Preliminary investigation initiated into Bavarian developments by collapsed luxury property group

Rics survey points to more properties coming on the market as sector starts to ‘wake up’

Rating agency’s decision to leave Docklands office for City of London marks latest exit by financial tenant

German office vacancies are around 5 per cent, but the signs of stress are there

Planned move a block away means central bank will no longer occupy offices next to iconic Euro sculpture

Official data reflects impact of elevated borrowing costs on households

State-backed property group is country’s second largest and has been part of Beijing’s efforts to revive growth

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Benko achieved billionaire status from a European property empire that started disintegrating last year

Alvarez & Marsal duo face more complex case with troubled property developer

Chancellor announces £242mn for new homes and life sciences in east London financial district and Barking

UK chancellor says the move would encourage the wealthy to sell, so boosting state coffers and freeing housing supply

Co-working group is the latest to consider leaving London for a higher valuation abroad

Estate agent reports easing of supply and demand imbalance that had sent rents soaring

High mortgage rates are creating a void for all but the wealthiest home buyers in the city

And more on QT’s future

Truong My Lan’s case part of anti-corruption campaign launched by ruling Communist party

Oversupply, coupled with the country’s economic slowdown, means the sector is becoming a dangerous one to invest in