The number of new homes registered across the UK last year was the highest since 2007, a new report reveals, in a further boost for the property market.  Figures emerged earlier this week showing new home starts, completions and sales all growi... read more »

Question: I bought a cottage that had been extended some time back in the Seventies, and this extension was built along the boundary of the neighbouring property. However, my neighbour has recently put up a fence and it is completely blocking out th... read more »

Shared-ownership two- and three-bedroom flats will help young families become part of a new generation of East Enders. Once famous for football and little else, Upton Park in deep east London is now the focus of intensive regener... read more »

Giant regeneration schemes will drive 2020’s housing market as London's fast-changing districts appeal to home buyers playing the long game. Early indications are that buyers and sellers are coming out of the woodwork in 2020. Latest Rightmov... read more »

Demand to live on the doorstep of Crossrail has slowed as delays blight the £18 billion project. House price growth has faltered within 500 metres of two thirds of the new stations, dropping most dramatically around Bond Street, Tott... read more »

Study found young London renters aren't aware of subsidised rental initiatives. Working Londoners in rental accommodation spend more than 45 per cent of their monthly income on rent — another sign of the capital’s escalating ho... read more »

London’s property market has sprung spectacularly back into life with buyers flocking back in record numbers after a three-year “Brexit freeze”. Agents across the capital have reported “unprecedented” volumes of re... read more »

Make the most of your money in 2020 with these top tips to help you save as much as possible.    The Roaring Twenties are back — but hopefully this time with a happier ending. The financial exuberance and excesses of the 1920s even... read more »

The number of first-time buyers across the UK has reached the highest level since 2007.  The number of first-time buyers in the UK is thought to be at the highest level for 12 years, according to a report by Yorkshire Buildi... read more »

London has one of the most extensive public transport systems in the world. In fact, only 29 per cent of residents commute to work by car compared with the national average of 67 per cent. Typically home buyers pay a premium to live close to a... read more »