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U.K. home sales collapsed last month as the government effectively shut down the market to help slow the coronavirus outbreak.
May 27 -
The original so-called payment holiday started in March and was set to end next month.
May 22 -
U.K. house prices may fall 16% because of the economic upheaval caused by the coronavirus, according to a desktop stress test by the Bank of England.
May 7 -
U.K. real estate agents reported that house prices increased for the first time in more than a year last month.
February 13 -
U.S. developers are moving into the U.K.'s rapidly expanding market for rental housing, including student dorms and senior-living facilities.
January 21 -
The U.K. housing market perked up in December as Boris Johnson's commanding election win helped push up sales and expectations for price gains.
January 17 -
London bore the brunt of heightened political uncertainty in October, with house prices posting their biggest monthly decline for more than eight years.
December 18 -
The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority is forcing firms to spell out executives’ responsibilities and put them on the hook for conduct problems. The toughest rules will apply to larger mortgage lenders.
December 6 -
U.K. house prices increased at their fastest pace in more than a year this month, according to Nationwide Building Society.
December 2 -
Wealthy homebuyers are finding global cities less welcoming — even hostile — to their cash.
November 15