London’s answer to New York’s High Line? You must be joking

A tree-scattered, elevated walkway through air vents, The Tide is a textbook piece of artwash and greenwash – more pointless whimsy amid the tortured cityscape of Greenwich Peninsula

Mark Carney warns global trade war could ‘shipwreck’ global economy – business live

Bank of England governor says a global trade war could ‘shipwreck’ the global economy, while Brexit risks are increasing

London house prices slide for eighth quarter in a row

Average cost of a home in the capital down 2.6% over past two years as rest of UK rises

Bathstore collapse leaves householders inconvenienced

Administrators’ move to terminate plumber contracts leaves consumers without fully functioning bathrooms

L&G and Oxford University team up for £4bn housing scheme

Construction of affordable homes for staff and students to take place over next decade

Want to buy a home in UK? You need to earn £54,000 on average

Zoopla finds London buyers must be paid £84,000 while Liverpool requires £26,000

Housebuilder Berkeley signals end to bumper earnings as profits fall

Group will target growth outside its traditional territory of London

Second homes now worth nearly £1tn to Britons

Extra property wealth rises 50% but numbers of young families owning homes halves in 20 years

Leasehold trap: watchdog investigates if homebuyers are treated unfairly

Competition and Markets Authority to look at mis-selling and potentially unfair contracts

The skyscraper infinity pool – sorry, but where’s the diving board?

It is meant to be a boundary-busting ‘punch for the sky’. But this design for a London rooftop pool is just another high-rise ego gimmick

Can Neil Woodford turn around his fund’s redemptions mishap?

Punters expect instant liquidity, if a fund can’t fulfil that requirement it’s in extreme territory

Brokenshire criticised for suggesting first-time buyers dip into pension

Officials say housing secretary’s idea ‘will be risky and does not help the people it intends to’

Sensible Fiat Chrysler-Renault merger could be undone by politics

Frosty relations between France’s Macron and Italy’s Salvini could scupper talks over £29bn merger

Tesco and Which? to stop offering mortgages

Supermarket giant and consumer body say existing customers will not be affected for the time being

‘My flat was built in 2017 so why can’t I get BT or Sky broadband?’

Jennifer Offord’s new-build does not allow her to sign up to internet and TV from major providers