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Group’s shares fall 10% as analysts warn about falling demand for new space
The pandemic put industrial sheds at centre stage of commercial real estate, but they are now suffering from rate rises and cooling demand
Online-only estate agent warned it is not likely to break even until 2024
Initiative will require anonymous foreign owners or buyers to reveal their identity
Property tycoon disposes of luxurious complex located west of London
Data centres, which can use as much energy as thousands of homes, put London and the south-east at particular risk
Shopping centre group’s shares jump 10% having dropped 90% since 2017
Greater London Authority warns developers that upgrade might take more than a decade
International appeal of higher education means landlord is attractive despite wider property downturn
Jump in UK base rate makes borrowing more costly for debt-reliant buyers
Wealthy investors seek sanctuary in bricks and mortar amid choppy markets
More action is needed to tackle ‘very real issue of polluted rivers’, town planners warn
Santander, Virgin Money and Visa are among the latest to offer rises or bonuses to employees
Transport, schools, hospitals and power grid disrupted amid warnings thermometers will rise further
French group Axa and Zakay brothers push ahead with projects despite slow return of office workers
Developers complain guidance to tackle dangerous levels of nutrients in waterways is making projects unviable
Housing association awarded damages for remedial work on tower blocks in wake of Grenfell fire
UK homebuilder forecasts full-year profit to be at top end of guidance even as economic woes intensify
Money floods into part of property market regarded as best protection against inflation
Canadian private equity firm’s Europe boss says rising rates and economic gloom are rapidly slowing the sector
Swiss bank has allowed two-thirds of 73,000 global employees to work flexibly permanently
London estate agents puzzled by decline in value for prime property on Sloane Avenue
Demand from start-ups and groups moving to city allays Covid fears
Homeowners, landlords and investors spooked as end of ultra-cheap debt sends prices sliding
Rising construction costs and development taxes to worsen already severe crunch
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