Latest Property News

• Brits battered by ‘nondom’ elite
  

  Published 01st Jul 2007

  An international elite is pricing British citizens out of the housing market with the help of government tax breaks for foreigners living in the country, figures reveal..

• London suburbs: The end is nigh
  

  Published 01st Jul 2007

  Suburbs are home to nearly two-thirds of Londoners, but while 'the city' has been treated to an urban renaissance, the capital's suburbs have been quietly struggling to adapt to significant challenges that are changing the face of suburbia

• Call for Brown to address shortage of family homes
  

  Published 30th Jun 2007

  The new homes market has experiences considerable change over the last 10 years under Blair’s leadership, with a significant shift towards the building of more apartments

• Tony Blair’s booming BTL legacy
  

  Published 29th Jun 2007

  Over the last ten years, buy-to-let has taken the UK property market by storm..

• 10 years of Blair: Housing overview
  

  Published 26th Jun 2007

  Independence for the Bank of England brings the lowest mortgage rates in a generation

• Hips loophole claimed
  

  Published 19th Jun 2007

  Home Information Packs (Hips) regulations allow for a loophole meaning that the packs do not need to be produced at the point of sale, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) has claimed

• DCLG reports house prices still going up
  

  Published 12th Jun 2007

  According to the latest House Price Index published by Communities and Local Government for April 2007, the mix-adjusted average house price in the UK stood at £209,454, up from £206,890 in March 2007 (not seasonally adjusted)