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Rye Demolition has gone into administration, having been hit by two winding up orders. The Aylesbury-based demolition specialist, which has worked with

Britain's top antitrust enforcer has opened an investigation into eight housebuilders to probe potential information sharing, sharpening scrutiny of a sector that is failing to deliver enough affordable housing to meet demand.

Buy-to-let may be losing its shine but there are other ways to invest in the property market

Self-styled 'World's Fastest Accountant' Eugene Amo-Dadzie on juggling his day job with his bid for the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Plans have been approved for the tallest tower of the Clarendon Gardens regeneration project near Alexandra Palace - and even more homes.

Plans have been approved for the tallest tower of the Clarendon Gardens regeneration project near Alexandra Palace - and even more homes.

Plans have been approved for the tallest tower of the Clarendon Gardens regeneration project near Alexandra Palace - and even more homes.

Plans have been approved for the tallest tower of the Clarendon Gardens regeneration project near Alexandra Palace - and even more homes.

China's JD.com has been looking at a possible acquisition offer for Currys. Just the day before the electricals retailer had rebuffed an approach by private equity. Exploratory talks between Currys and JD had been held over the preceding weeks. Additional bidders may appear. It was understood that Currys had been contacted by multiple private equity firms on an informal basis over recent months after it was forced to cut its dividend payout. It was but the latest example of a British busine...

Taylor Wimpeys Jennie Daly said that there was a real case for reducing the levy on lower-priced properties and for sellers over the age of 60 who were looking to downsize.