Property

Three cheers for a flat housing market

By Stephen Wilmot, 24 January 2012

House prices don't always go up in the long run. Thank goodness for that!

Three cheers for a flat housing market

Why can't we short houses?

Why can't we short houses?

Done properly, the sale-and-rent-back market could address a big housing market gap

Midlands industry solid says Mucklow

Midlands industry solid says Mucklow

Property values are falling for the Birmingham-based industrial-property landlord, but trading remains strong.

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Hansteen buys Bristol estate

Hansteen buys Bristol estate

Hansteen's exposure to Europe has been worrying investors, but a third-quarter update suggests it has been progressing well with its plans to revamp failing industrial estates.

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