MORNING NEWS: Housebuilder profits, supermarkets sales and agent listings

In the news this morning, Cushman & Wakefield is readying for a float on the New York Stock Exchange. Click here to read the full story from EG. Elsewhere, the broadsheets mull housebuilder Berkeley’s warning that its profits will fall by 30% next year as the stock of land it bought cheaply after the credit crunch runs out. And the UK’s competition watchdog is reported to be “likely” to demand store disposals as a result of the Sainsbury and Asda merger. NEWS ROUND-UP: CVA bad practice must stop Cushmans prepares to launch IPO UK housebuilder shares creak, with Berkeley down 5% CMA ‘likely’ to demand store disposals, Sainsbury’s boss tells MPs Housing sales down more than £1bn in 2017 Berkeley warns of profits slump as stock of cheap land runs out Inclusivity is better by design Niche operators boost London’s flexible office market