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The UK's heritage body extends a 'safety net' to small-scale operators affected by the pandemic

After a month in lockdown, Moreas Madani remains upbeat about the property market.

New York super-prime property developer Gary Barnett's Lux Group Holdings has picked up another luxury furniture brand in the UK, acquiring Christopher Peacock (London) Ltd.

"When we come out of this, we may well end up working differently, and many [building] companies where they are able will look to significantly shorten supply lines," says Knight Frank.

"With the market currently on hold, this is the ideal time for experienced estate agents to relook at their opportunities" says Fine & Country.

"Given the lockdown and pausing of key activities in the housing market, statistics on the number of properties coming to market, new seller asking prices, and new sales agreed are not meaningful," says…

Real estate worst hit of all 22 sectors covered by Begbies Traynor's quarterly Red Flag Alert survey

High-profile London estate agency furloughs 750 staff and announces proposed placing to help it avoid a potential 'liquidity gap'

A collection of the latest rules and resources for businesses, local governments and high net worth individuals from the Government and from Mishcon de Reya.

As the Coronavirus lockdown continues in the UK, PrimeResi wants to hear from industry insiders about how restrictions are affecting the property market and businesses.

Many estate agents are "at risk of losing their livelihoods if the government does not extend the job retention scheme past the end of May", warns Jon Cooke of epropservices.

Estate agency's Q1 shareholder payout will be lower than last year, "reflecting the element of caution required as a result of the Covid-19 crisis".