Forget Valentine's Day being costly - falling head over heels in love with a home can set you back a huge sum   Falling in love with a property can set you back an average of more than £16,000, according to a survey carried out by proper... read more »

A survey by Rics suggests that demand from buy-to-let investors is pushing up prices, as a mortgage monitor records highest number of monthly house purchase approvals since October 2007 There has been a rare increase in the number of properties fo... read more »

London is “another country”, as house prices surge ever upwards The unstoppable rise of the London house price has reached another astonishing milestone as average prices now breached £500,000 across 51% of London postcode areas.... read more »

Six out of 10 people think property values will be higher in a year’s time, according to Halifax.   What’s the latest? Confidence in the UK housing market remains strong despite concerns about the economic outlook. Six out of 10 p... read more »

London needs to build some 50,000 new homes a year over the next 20 years and some of this requirement can be accommodated by increasing the density of existing places, including local authority housing estates, it is suggested. Many such estates re... read more »

  Let’s face it, we may not be able to afford a mansion, yet we do somehow accumulating a lot of ‘stuff’ over the years. Whether that’s bills and work-related paperwork, children’s toys and books or general sentime... read more »

The Stage will feature a sunken amphitheatre where plays can be performed - as well as a juice bar and spa for residents   A massive £750m development in east London is being built on top of the remains of a Shakespea... read more »

Information for Landlords   One of the most imporant responsiblities as a Landlord is to maintain updates for Gas Safety. It is a legal obligation and all tenants must be reassured that they are safe.    - Gas safety is usually con... read more »

When it comes to adding value to your home, the inside is often the place that most people start. However, there are lots of additional improvements that can be made to drastically increase the price people are willing to pay for your property. Some... read more »

Residential rents across the prime property market in London rose by just 1.3% on average in 2015, while those in the commuter zone increased marginally by 0.6%, new data shows. In London this reflects relatively high levels of supply coming into th... read more »