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The housing market has been re-opened after the Covid-19 lockdown, but it is "not a return to normality" for home movers or for the property industry.

The Government has eased the Coronavirus lockdown in a bid to re-start the housing market after seven weeks in cold storage. Estate agents' office can now re-open, viewings are permitted;

Mayfair-based boutique agency to provide regular updates on the UK resi market as part of the bank's Decision Maker Panel, set up in 2016 to help shape post-Brexit economic policy

Property consultancy Savills is making "a major commitment" to expanding the firm's work in the Environment, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) fields.

Buyers, sellers and renters can start moving once again as the Government begins to ease the Covid-19 lockdown.

The Coronavirus crisis could precipitate a big shift in the property portal landscape, says Clive Beattie, acting CEO of OnTheMarket.

UPDATE, 12th May: Revised regulations mean that the housing market can re-open on Wednesday 13th May

Luxury hotel group Oberoi will operate Cain International's 23-unit serviced apartment scheme at 17-22 South Audley Street.

Poor communication caused most complaints about property agents in 2019.

Parent company of some of the world's biggest estate agency brands, including Coldwell Banker, Century 21 and Sotheby’s International Real Estate, has also suspended its partnership with Amazon

Technical issues "are being investigated as a matter of urgency".

Seven seasoned pros from the worlds of buying, selling and developing offer their honest opinions on where prices, volumes and expectations will be when the luxury property market eventually emerges from…