If it is Budget news you are after this morning, you can read EG’s reports on the £675m high street funding boost and proposed planning reform, or listen for the resi breakdown and reaction.
The national press also covers the high street help package, the abolition of PFI, and the extension of Help to Buy.
Elsewhere, care homes are being put up for sale and restaurant chains are being sold.
NEWS ROUND-UP: Did Hammond’s budget deliver for property?
Budget 2018: High streets to gain £675m funding
Budget 2018: Government to reform planning system to boost high streets
Budget 2018: Reaction to Hammond’s speech
Sir Philip Green defies calls to lift gagging order in clash with reporters
First-time buyers to get a little extra help
Cuts to business rates and £675m to boost struggling high streets
Hammond abolishes PFI contracts for new infrastructure projects
Restaurant Group poised to gobble up Wagamama
US hedge fund puts Britain’s biggest care home operator up for sale
