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Architectural workers rail against low pay, toxic workplaces and unstable employment, promising to 're-shape the profession from within'

The National Federation of Builders' new event aims to become "a focal point for the whole construction industry"

“We call on all parties to accept our positive, pragmatic programme for the sector," says the Residential Landlords Association, "and end the unnecessary scaremongering which is causing many tenants…

55% of PCL tenancies above £2,500 per week now involve properties owned by either build/own-to-rent investor-developers or professional investors, up from 20% five years ago

Private rights of access, loss of a view, and land and boundary disputes have caused the most planning objections in the last three years

On average, the value of the capital’s most expensive housing stock has slumped by 20.

Zoopla's latest index tells of a slow-moving property market in London and southern cities

Freehold building near the British Museum to feature alongside an unmod farmhouse and development opportunities in Fulham and Stoke Newington in Savills' upcoming sale

Low-build proposition on the favoured side of Acacia Road is on the market for the first time in four decades

Scottish firm Baird Lumsden has hired Jennifer Campbell from Galbraith

Agency summoned to disciplinary hearing at the RICS in Birmingham over alleged failure to safeguard client funds

"This election is a once-in-a-generation chance to transform our country and take on the vested interests holding people back," says Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn