The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has updated the timetable for its investigation into seven major housebuilders to continue until August this year.
The competition watchdog launched a probe last February following concerns that some housebuilders may have exchanged competitively sensitive information with other housebuilders, which could be influencing the build-out of sites and the prices of new homes.
The housebuilders whose activities are being investigated are:
- Barratt Redrow and its group companies
- Bellway and its group companies
- The Berkeley Group and its group companies
- Bloor Homes and its group companies
- Persimmon and its group companies
- Taylor Wimpey and its group companies
- Vistry Group and its group companies
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