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Downturn spells more gloom for economy as Chinese buyers fail to take up slack
Starts and permits hit highest since 2007 against backdrop of falling mortgage rates
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Survey reveals widespread ignorance of popular mortgage terminology
An influx of tech staff along with Amazon’s announced arrival and low interest rates are driving growth
Chinese owner Citic orders review of tenancy with Cathay parent as protest tension persists
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All-cash purchase is latest in flurry of multibillion-dollar deals by PE group’s property arm
An explosion in student numbers triggered a property boom in some post-industrial cities but the market is suffering from oversupply
UK house prices have not risen since 2016 and Brexit uncertainty continues to weigh on activity
The seaside town’s rule that new homes are kept for primary residences has been criticised for hampering supply
Corporate governance and falling valuation startle sceptical investors
Division has come under fire for aggressive push into home rentals market in US
New models of living encourage social inclusion and blending generations
Tax deadline causes second-quarter surge but underlying slowdown persists
Good relations with Beijing give developers edge over Hong Kong counterparts
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Relaxing housing curbs may be last resort as stimulus response to weak data stepped up
Bovis makes revised offer to rival that helps solve its balance sheet problems
Property group’s largest outside investor, SoftBank, urges cancellation of flotation
Listing concerns cast doubt over strategy of paying steeply for loss-making start-ups
Housebuilders restart discussions after they broke down earlier in the year
