Property headlines from the national newspapers:
UK house prices have risen at the slowest rate in three years at 5.8%, according to Halifax. The government has dropped plans for a public sale of Lloyds shares. Sports Direct is forced to lower its profits forecast by £15m as the pound plunges. But sofa firms DFS and ScS are confident about sales performance, and Norway’s sovereign wealth fund upgrades the valuation of its UK property portfolio.
House prices inch upwards but annual growth drops (Telegraph/FREE)
Government drops Lloyds public share sale (Telegraph/FREE)
Norway oil fund reverses Brexit write down (FT/£)
Sofa firms cushioned against Brexit (FT/£)
Sports Direct profits will plunge (FT/£)
