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Greater integration means places like Mykonos and Sitges are no longer the holiday home hotspots
The annual prize highlights the UK’s worst structures, but it would be better to prevent such monstrosities in the first place
Two estate agents give contrasting views on what leaving the EU could mean for house prices and international investment
There are many parts of the world where homosexuality is banned — so what to do if you have to move to such a country?
Idea to create our perfect house in Japan meant battling against a culture of disposability and bureaucracy
New York went some way with its ‘pooper scooper’ law but cities must do more to halt the tide of dog waste, says Carl Wilkinson
Once seen as ‘concrete monstrosities’, now even the National Trust is celebrating British modernism
It is time professional property brokers got some credit for making people’s dreams come true, says Ed Mead
Uncertainty over taxes is rattling the UK market but further investment in its top end seems inevitable
Why speculators are benefiting from rising land values instead of local communities as was originally intended
The logic behind the theory lies in the assumption that the UK capital is transforming into a sovereign city-state
Why you may struggle to unearth the devil in the detail when you find your perfect property
Before spouting forth on smart appliances interfering with our consumer choices, think of the upsides they bring
Why a group of lawyers was prepared to pay ‘hedge-fund level’ rent to keep its office in the General Motors building
The bigger the urban system gets, the more energy-intensive it becomes and the faster and bigger life needs to be to sustain it
Could an energy intensive, electrical mining rig offer a smart solution to heating our homes?
Where are the visions for new Arcadias and public parks that inspire others to follow? By Jane Owen
Farmers and environmentalists need to work together to ensure the industry is both productive and ecologically sound
If you’re not one of the elite, you’ll end up being a servant to them in some shape or form
The city’s increasingly commodified real estate market is dominated by speculative foreign buyers
‘The hunt for fresh snow, the new scarce commodity, has begun to resemble a Klondike gold rush’
‘This is the point when a power-hungry billionaire finds a legal path to building his own Death Star’
Measurements can vary depending on who is wielding the tape measure, with hangovers and Friday afternoons also a factor
Plans to redevelop Smithfield could mutilate the London building – but there is an alternative
Tenants in a new West End block may well be London’s hippest cats when they sign the lease – but it won’t last
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