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One of the country’s largest housebuilders expects average sale prices to be 10% up on last year - although it forecasts a more subdued housing market in 2015
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From a country house near Colchester to a farmhouse in France, these houses are all in rural idylls
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Loan restrictions and tax fears hit capital’s property boom as Savills predicts renting to grow by 1.2m to 6m households by 2020
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Letters: I suggest Mr Rhys Jones sets his sights nearer home. He can find an equivalent mansion in the Marches for a quarter of London prices
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One of London’s most controversial redevelopment schemes entails moving local small traders out of the area in keeping with its “re-imagining”
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Figures show sector worth three-and-a-half times more than 2001, with new pension rules likely to see more money flow in
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Listen up, Griff Rhys Jones, the mansion tax is the soft option