How Labour broke Britain’s rental market in 100 days
Labour’s groundbreaking Renters’ Rights Act was designed to give power back to tenants.By banning landlords from issuing Section 21 “no...
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The perfectly sized property buyers are competing for
Although mortgage rates have dropped back slightly after spiking at the start of the Middle East conflict, they are still...
Britain’s downsizing crisis is only getting worse
Are you trying to downsize? Tell us your story at money@telegraph.co.uk*Stephen Crowhurst’s late mother moved into a care home three...
‘My deposit quadrupled’: The last-minute hitch punishing homebuyers
Have you been the victim of a down-valuation? Tell us your story by emailing money@telegraph.co.uk*Theo Jones is an architect and...
The Yorkshire town facing a housing invasion from over the border
When Ingrid McLaughlin, 75, and her husband moved to Wetherby more than a decade ago, it was the perfect place...
‘I turned my garage into a tiny holiday let and now make thousands a year’
Harrad made the decision to convert the garage when she moved into her home last year after renting it out...
I refuse to leave my London flat for the suburbs just because I’m a parent
Sense of communityNor is my son particularly enthusiastic about how, when we’re out in our neighbourhood, I almost always stop...
From SoHa to Shitterton: how a name can change your house price
When area rebrands workNames matter, insists Martin Bikhit, of UK Forbes Global Properties, especially at the top echelons of the...
How Holyrood’s punishing taxes hollowed out English border towns
Patrick Paton, of Berwick estate agency Paton and Co, says more and more high-earning professionals have been moving their families...
‘I pay £680 a month to rent in London – but my neighbours are prisoners’
Young Londoners not only see a generational gap in wealth, but a regional one among their own peers.At first, friends...
