The British Housebuilders agree to pay £ 100 million after competition probe

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The United Kingdom’s largest housebird, the country’s competition regulator has accepted a total of £ 100 million after the investigation between companies.

This Competitions and markets On Wednesday, companies said that the company’s company, including prices, including prices, prices and proposal to pay among the companies.

Seven house-founders – Barrow RedRow, Bellway, Berkeley group, Berkeley group, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey and Vistrice, “he agreed to the legal payments, which prevents competition.

Liabilities include working with industrial groups to restrict data between information exchange and house building, including the species of detail that can be transferred between houses.

CMA said that the affordable housing programs in Britain will be paid to 100 mn apartment programs.

The regulator will consult with the public that responds to the proposed payment and other liabilities before continuing.

CMA CEO Sarah Cardell, the “apartment” is a significant part of the monthly expenses of the British economy and housing, so it is important for competition. These prices maintain as low as possible and increase the option. ”

CMA did not find any official to find any official against companies.

Proposing PMA-15.2mn Pound Sustain Sustain, CMA’s obligations and close the investigation and conclude investigation and concluding the investigation, closed the investigation.

Bellway, the share of the proposed payment came to £ 13.5 million, saying “any incorrect occurrence,” he came to £ 13.5 million.