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Children of former Azeri security chief acquired luxury UK properties

Investigation into hacked bank files reveals £100m business empire owned by family of former Azerbaijan minister Eldar Mahmudov

Most ingredients are in place for a property crash later this year

Rising unemployment is toxic for the property market and low interest rates may not be enough

UK mortgage payment holiday extended by three months

Treasury also extends ban on home repossessions to 31 October amid Covid-19 crisis

Housebuying is back: but the market’s mood is in need of refurbishment

The return of viewings is welcome news for estate agents, but many buyers are now much less certain of their position

UK property market could fall 13%, housing experts predict

Wide range of forecasts as market reopens cautiously after coronavirus shutdown

Opening of English housing market catches estate agents on the hop

Agencies scramble to work out how to do viewings after industry exempted from coronavirus lockdown

As in 2008, this crisis will bring winners and losers. This time, let’s get it right

Progressives missed an opportunity after the last crash. To fix our broken economy after Covid-19, we need bold new ideas, says Carys Roberts, executive director of the Institute for Public Policy Research

Housing market in England to reopen for ‘socially distanced’ property viewings

Estate agents back to work on Wednesday as new laws permit key house-hunting activities

Foxtons becomes a self-preservation society as house sales drop off a cliff

At the go-getting estate agency’s AGM this week, all minds will be focused on getting out of a tricky situation

Homebuyers ‘plotting move to country’ amid increased home working

Estate agents report rise in buyer registrations around Winchester and Berkshire

I made millions out of the last debt crisis. Now the wealthy stand to win again

We need a fairer tax system so that wealthy people like me help solve the fallout from coronavirus, says the economist and former trader Gary Stevenson

Tenants accuse workspace provider of ‘unethical profiteering’

Share price of Swiss-based IWG, the world’s biggest provider, has tumbled 50% in 2020

Call to freeze all UK private rents to help 1m workers at risk of losing jobs

Thinktank wants three-month suspension during Covid-19 pandemic to protect financially vulnerable

Fatcat developers created our housing crisis. Here’s how to stop them

Housebuilders, armed with foreign cash and backed by top lobbyists, keep property prices high. But author Bob Colenutt has brilliantly exposed the grip they have on Britain

Sales of almost 400,000 homes stalled due to lockdown, says Zoopla

UK website estimates £82bn worth of property transactions ‘in suspended animation’

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