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Banks & Government said to be in talks about pausing or adapting the mortgage market in light of the Coronavirus lockdown.

The affordability squeeze in the sales market will continue to boost demand once normal service returns in the capital’s lettings market, writes Tom Bill

UPDATED: "Home buyers and renters should, as far as possible, delay moving to a new house" says the Government. But moves are still possible and happening.

One outcome of the current crisis will be a significant increase in the number of people leaving built-up cities for the countryside, writes buying agent Charlie Wells

Entire 1826 townhouse on Upper Grosvenor Street was brought back into resi use in the mid-1990s

Gaming-inspired software has already been picked up by one of the country's top five agencies

The property market "has not ground to a complete standstill" yet, says Zoopla, but demand is drying up, fall-throughs are escalating - and deal numbers are likely to sink dramatically in the coming months.

Mark Reynolds takes over from Angus Potterton, who steps up as chairman

London-based Pupil rolled out its first product, Spec, in 2018, and has raised £22.3m to date;

Property portals around the world are rallying to retain customers as the Coronavirus lockdown quells market activity; British portals are offering the deepest discounts of all.

This year's Riviera real estate get-together has been cancelled; it will be replaced with a "two-day Paris-based gathering" in September.