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Property is the biggest asset for most couples, leading to no end of complications when they split
In 2016, property prices in Greenwich were 8 per cent higher than the London average. Three years later, that premium has vanished
Study by KPMG is latest in string of warnings over impact on property market
Small difference between RPI and CPI adds up to an awful lot over time
Gambling meets the property market.
Close to half of the market has never recovered from the 2007 financial crash
Drop-off in transaction numbers puts property industry under strain
Decline that started in smart central boroughs cuts into nationwide growth
Prices holding firm for the first time in four years, according to estate agents
The current system is arbitrary and avoided by the super-rich
Racing property prices have changed the area over the past 20 years — but some social tensions remain
North-south divide in house prices narrows since Brexit vote
Prices in London fall for eighth-straight quarter
Slowing price growth is making it harder for speculators to turn a profit
Taylor Wimpey chief says government scheme acted as ‘accelerant’ for house price growth
Lucky minority of young matching fortunes of earlier generations. finds Resolution Foundation
Think-tank calls for reduction in planning restrictions across south east
Mortgage costs have plunged; so have lenders’ margins
Landlords across England and Wales make average gross gain of £79,770 when selling
High-earning hotspots soared in price after the financial crisis — but some have suffered since the Brexit vote
Alan Livsey moved from the countryside to enjoy the theatre and dining — and a shorter commute
Regulators say bank can reduce its risk buffer but not everyone values the decision
London landlords benefit from falling house prices
Policy reforms have not fed through into credit pricing. Yet.
I’m concerned what might happen to property prices
