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‘This is just the start’: China’s passion for foreign property

A huge new wave of Chinese investment in overseas housing may be about to flow into the global market. In Hong Kong, Tom Phillips meets the salesmen who market British property to mainland China

Rising London house prices spark departure of thirtysomethings

Campaign group Generation Rent says exodus has occurred during a period when property prices in the capital rose by 37%

UK economy faces challenging period after Brexit vote, says Bank

Financial policy committee warns withdrawal from the EU poses risks but will not be used to reduce regulation of banks

Buy-to-let rents rise to all-time high as demand for homes outstrips supply

Average landlord rents increased 5.2% in a year reaching average of £846 in England and Wales, says estate agents Your Move

UK’s biggest housebuilders shrug off Brexit vote

Barratt, Redrow and Berkeley bounce back after post-referendum blip, defying predictions of lengthy slump

Chinese firm to build Europe’s tallest residential tower in London

Plans for £800m Spire London include controversial ‘poor doors’ for social tenants and private lifts for penthouses

London housing: why Hong Kong cash in Colindale is not all bad

Some may be alarmed that foreign investors are now buying new housing in the suburbs as well as the centre, but opposition to them is simplistic

Is Britain on the verge of a Brexit-fuelled house price crash? Only the data will tell

The long-term effect of the referendum on the housing market is impossible to predict. But there’s no doubt: sales have slowed and prices fallen since the vote

Average UK house price rose £17,000 in year to June, ONS figures show

Data revealing 8.7% jump includes week following Brexit vote, but experts say it is too early to judge impact of referendum

Bovis Homes shrugs off ‘Brexit blip’ as house sales rise

Housebuilder says interest has picked up after sharp fall following EU referendum as consumers ‘try to get on with their lives’

UK house prices fall 1% after Brexit vote, says Halifax

Building society records month-on-month fall in July but defies increasingly negative expert consensus by saying growth rates appear sturdy

Mortgage lenders delay moves to pass on interest rate cut

Bailed-out banks NatWest and Lloyds appear reticent to cut SVR rates despite warning from Bank of England governor

Slough has most foreign-owned properties outside London

Land Registry figures also reveal that more than half of UK property owned by offshore companies as of last October was purchased since 2010

One month on, what has been the impact of the Brexit vote so far?

It is a month since Britain voted to leave the European Union. What difference has it made to our economy and society so far?

UK house prices surged in the month before Brexit vote, figures show

May data masks regional variations and current property values could already be declining, expert says

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