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The coronavirus has exposed an underlying weakness within the world economy, and it will be several weeks before we find out the impact on the market, writes James Wyatt...

“The pandemic has caused companies to relook at their business models," says development finance firm Maslow Capital.

The conveyancing market experienced a rocky ride in the first few months of the year, diving from a post-election bounce to a lockdown freeze.

Industry veteran Tom Tangney joins the boutique consultancy set up by ex-Strutt & Parker man Simon Rose

A handful of deals managed to get over the line despite strict government restrictions in April and early May, including these corking instructions in Knightsbridge, Chelsea, Belgravia, St James's & Surrey...

How have the likes of the Reubens, the Zakays and the Barclays fared in the face of Covid-19?

It took an average of five days longer to let a home in April 2020 compared to April 2019, but rental demand "has now almost recovered to pre-lockdown levels," says Hamptons International.

There is a palpable frisson in the newly re-opened London market, write Richard & Sophie Rogerson, but significant challenges lie await as we enter uncharted territory...

'It has become clear that the market will spring back to life more forcefully than most people would have imagined only a few of weeks ago,' says Knight Frank's sales boss James Clarke

Newgate has been hired to handle communications for three Berkeley Group brands: St James, St William and Berkeley Homes Eastern Counties.

Rightmove points to some big potential changes in the post-pandemic property market, as many people "re-appraise their housing needs".

A penthouse unit in Auckland has become New Zealand's most expensive property listing, with an asking price of NZ$40 million (c.£19.7m) - which is a smidge above the current NZ record, of NZ$39m (c.£19.