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‘Can of Ham’ skyscraper sale collapses in £300m blow for City
Blackstone’s failure to purchase 70 St Mary Axe reflects City’s commercial property market struggles
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Angela Rayner urged to defy Xi Jinping over Chinese ‘super-embassy’
Previously rejected plan was re-submitted by Beijing shortly after Labour took power
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The £10bn ‘monstrosity’ giving Sadiq Khan a housing headache
A decade after Earl’s Court was earmarked for housing, plans are still in deadlock
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Rayner’s plan to make builders pay for cladding is unfair, claims industry chief
Housebuilders say its ‘wrong’ for them to pay extra levy when they built to standards at the time
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Liverpool Street Station redesign is wrecking our heritage, says Griff Rhys Jones
Smaller-scale proposals from Network Rail branded ‘perverse’ in redesign row
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Housebuilding falls to eight-year low in challenge to Rayner’s planning shake-up
Figures underline challenge facing the Housing Secretary’s 1.5m homes target
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City’s tallest skyscraper ‘will mean CCTV everywhere’
Neighbours of 1 Undershaft voice concerns over ‘environment of surveillance’
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The charts that show another Reeves tax raid is on the horizon
The Chancellor’s decision to spend, spend, spend means October’s ‘painful’ Budget may not be the last
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Labour’s housing targets will be wrecked by tax raid, builders warn
Fears over viability of projects after Budget changes leave developers on a ‘knife-edge’
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Reeves drives building projects to 12-year low with Budget raid
Barely any new retail space is being built, while office space already under construction has fallen to a decade low
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Billionaire family buys £42m Mayfair townhouse despite non-dom fears
India’s Poonawalla family purchases Grosvenor Square despite their criticism of tightening tax rules
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Budget ‘not consistent with growth’, warns FTSE 100 property boss
Segro chief says it has ‘not been a great start’ for relations between business and Government
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Thousands more join lawsuit against Hargreaves Lansdown over Neil Woodford fund
RGL Management seeks to double number of participants to 5,000 as it expects claim to total £200m
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Reeves’s tax raid could spell end of the barman
Pubs may increase the use of app and tablet-based ordering to reduce wages and tax bills
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Ben & Jerry’s claims Unilever silenced it over Palestine
Ice cream maker sues its parent company, claiming Unilever blocked it from speaking out
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Reeves accused of ‘direct attack’ on the ‘lifeblood of Britain’s economy’
NI tax raid will ‘cause particular pain’ to pubs and farms, the chairman of Fuller’s warns
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