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Stephen Greenhalgh, former leader of Hammersmith & Fulham council and then Deputy London Mayor for policing under Boris Johnson, has joined the Ministry of Housing to support Jenrick and Pincher.

Property portal is offering a six-month deferred payment plan to estate agents "to help mitigate some of the cash flow burden" arising from the Covid-19 outbreak.

Campaigners are chalking up a win following "a major shift in policy from the Treasury" over tax relief for listed building repairs.

All the chatter about mansion tax and stamp duty is out of the window as agents attempt to navigate through uncharted territory, writes Marc Schneiderman

As the coronavirus crisis unfolds, many firms will fold due to the lack of cashflow allowing other more efficient firms to expand, writes James Wyatt

Over half of the 412 private residential units at Galliard's The Stage scheme in Shoreditch have now been forward sold.

Retail guru Brice Marsh had been due to join the embattled property services group to help with the next stage of its turnaround strategy

The "intend to publish" draft London Plan is "inconsistent with the pro-development stance that we should be taking", said Robert Jenrick.

The latest package of Coronavirus-beating measures from the Treasury includes a payment break for mortgage-holders. "We will do whatever it takes," says the Chancellor.

Developer brings in Pilbrow & Partners to rework prominent postwar block on Eaton Terrace

The Coronavirus pandemic is likely to cause "a hiatus in the UK housing market, without necessarily affecting longer term prospects," says Savills' research chief.

The RHS has cancelled all its shows and garden events until the end of June, heeding Government advice on Covid-19 outbreak.