Lone Star swoops on retirement housebuilder McCarthy & Stone
Investors at the Bournemouth-based company have been offered 115p per share by the fund
Property and construction industry
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Just a quarter of office workers back at their desks, says London landlord
Great Portland Estates reports that rent collection from tenants in the hospitality sector plunged in the three months to September
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Ministers failing to wrestle housing realities
It would be hard to design a system more stacked against ordinary people trying to buy a reasonably priced home
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Why the Government's proposed planning reforms are catastrophic for areas of natural beauty
The binding local house building targets proposed could also worsen existing problems
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Construction sector surges after growth spurt
However, while optimism among builders is at a seven-month high they are still shedding staff
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Market report: PM’s pledge on housing lifts builders
What happened to the FTSE, pound and UK companies on the markets today?
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New £90m fund targets British and European 'proptech' start-ups
Banking giant BNP Paribas and US venture capital firm Fifth Wall aim to invest in the 'underpenetrated' market
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IWG faces legal fight with rebel landlords as half agree rent cut
At least eight landlords are planning legal action with the help of a Magic Circle law firm, the Sunday Telegraph understands
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Regus owner locked in £800m battle with landlords
IWG rival WeWork signals it has pulled openings over the summer as millions of Britons continue working from home
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Lockdown left Mum with no visitors, so we've built a 'granny annexe' for her
With more of us worried about caring for elderly relatives in 2020, for some the solution lies close to home
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Ban on business evictions extended until end of the year
The emergency moratorium on serving notice against companies that fail to pay rent was due to expire at the end of September
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Losses narrow at Galliford Try
It came as Redrow outlined plans to restore its dividend next year despite reporting a sharp decline in profits
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Landlords demand the right to evict shopkeepers who don't pay rent
Commercial real estate owners say a moratorium, brought in to protect shops during lockdown, is no longer justified
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Limp excuses for blunder blow up Rio Tinto’s reputation
Calling the destruction of caves at Juukan Gorge a 'misunderstanding' has caused an explosive row with investors
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London tops global destination for investment in offices so far in 2020 despite covid meltdown
Despite struggles to get workers back to the office, London has topped Knight Frank's investment table
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Construction industry recovery loses steam
A lack of new work held up the pace of growth in construction in August but firms tended to be optimistic about the future
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Housing industry defends record against claims homes are going unbuilt
Charity says that more than 380,000 residences with planning permission have not been completed since 2011
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Barratt knocks down hopes for long-term housing boom
Builders hold back payments to shareholders as profits plunge to sound warning over sustainability of unexpected recovery in prices
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Post-Grenfell building rules are wreaking havoc on the property market
Questions over buildings' safety mean that tens of thousands of homeowners and potential buyers are struggling to secure mortgages
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Barratt reports surge in demand for homes after lockdown
House-builder withdraws £175m special dividend payout
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Property markets have soared, but a tough few months is yet to come
With a market shock likely in Autumn, the true damage to the property may not yet have been revealed
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The Government is backing renters. Why won't it help landlords?
It is disappointing, to put it mildly, that the Conservatives seem to misunderstand who landlords are
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Housebuilders hold the key to homes crisis
Solving our housing problem requires tackling vested interests, and many of those are connected to the Conservative Party
