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Wolseley boss steps down after rough ride

Confusion over funding for social housing

Brown’s £1.5bn programme leads to standoff between the Treasury and departments that dispute the figures

Tempus: Chip's fall

Wolseley shares rise as chief executive quits

Chip Hornsby leaves building materials group after three years after a collapse in profits and a £1bn rights issue

Local government bonds to finance regeneration

The Government is in talks with property developers about introducing a type of local authority-backed bond scheme

Weak mortgage lending hits UK housing recovery

Continued fragility of Britain's battered housing market was underlined by new, poorer-than-expected, mortgage data

Ian Coull sees Segro as a giant rising from rubble

After a tough few months, Ian Coull is planning to lead his industrial property group through a landmark takeover

Bond’s Midland Bank HQ for sale

A City building whose vaults featured in the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger has been put up for sale by administrators

Pidgley takes chair in Berkeley reshuffle

The man who famously called last two housing market crashes is to leave his role as managing director after 33 years

Falling loan costs counter household bills

Borrowers with tracker or variable-rate mortgages have gained from a big fall in the cost of owning a home

House price falls stabilised last month

Latest figures from the Land Registry show a more modest 0.2% decline in May, bringing the annual fall to 15.9%

Berkeley's founder Tony Pidgley moves aside

The 61-year-old managing director is to become chairman of the property group after 33 years at the helm