Challenging economic conditions are expected to result in a slowing in house price growth to 1.5% this year from 5% last, data from Countrywide show.
WEEKEND PAPERS: Property manager Tilstone is planning to list Warehouse Real Estate Investment Trust on the London stock market.
Belgian luxury leather goods retailer Delvaux has agreed the lease on the former Pinet store in New Bond Street, further enhancing the area’s reputation for exclusive shopping.
WEEKEND PAPERS: More than a million help-to-buy Isa accounts have been opened since the government launched the scheme in 2015.
The average asking price for a house in England and Wales was 0.9% lower on the month and 3.1% higher on the year in August, figures from Rightmove show.
WEEKEND PAPERS: Second-home ownership has jumped 30% since 2000, according to research by thinktank the Resolution Foundation.
WEEKEND PAPERS: Complaints to the Property Redress Scheme rose by 40% last year, figures show.
WEEKEND PAPERS: Overseas interest in renting super-prime London homes is so high that prospective tenants are basing decisions on whether to rent a property on FaceTime or WhatsApp viewings.
WEEKEND PAPERS: The Competition and Markets Authority has given its approval to Heineken’s proposed takeover of Punch Taverns after Heineken agreed to sell pubs in 33 local areas.
WEEKEND PAPERS: Starwood Property Trust has passed on a chance to sell a portfolio of 12 office blocks and an apartment complex in Dublin.
WEEKEND PAPERS: The issuance of guidelines by China on Friday covering overseas acquisitions follows a warning by the International Monetary Fund over the country’s debt levels.
Round-up of today’s top property stories with quick links to the nationals.