Seven housebuilders to pay £100m towards affordable housing and pledge not to share prices in deal to end CMA probe

By Carl Brown2025-07-09T09:26:00

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Watchdog consults on deal to end investigation into suspected competition law breaches

Seven housebuilders have agreed to pay £100m to affordable housing programmes and promised not to share price information with rivals as part of a deal to bring a watchdog’s investigation into alleged anti-competitive practices to an end.

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