‘We scrubbed mould off every wall in our £150k renovation – was it worth it?’
Telegraph Money asked Julia Kendell interior designer for Kendell + Co and expert at the Homebuilding & Renovating Show to...
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First-time buyers behind half of London property sales
First-time buyers have bought record 50pc of homes sold in London this year.Across the country, the share of houses purchased...
For 800 years, commoners have nurtured the forest. Now they are being forced out
Andrew Parry-Norton, chair of the Commoners Defence Association (CDA) and a commoner himself, is one of them.“We’re facing money coming...
Family forced to sell their home as garden fence row escalates to £500,000 bill
The neighbours live on Eatenden Lane, a quiet road next to woodland in Robertsbridge, near Hastings, in the East Sussex...
Mortgage lenders cut rates as house prices bounce back for Easter
House prices are set to bounce back in spring as lower mortgage rates lure buyers back into the market.The number...
Landlords flee Scotland in face of radical SNP-Green crackdown
David Fell, of Hamptons, said Scottish landlords have been “squeezed” by the introduction of rent caps.He added: “Their relative inability...
Lawmakers should ‘come down on estate agents like a ton of bricks’, Lords say
In England, estate agents do not need any professional qualifications, licences or prior training. It is an outlier compared to...
How we turned a tired Sixties house into a stylish modern home
To explore how Bulcraig would like to live in the house, Attanayake began with what she calls “the briefing game”,...
Mortgage rates tumble after surprise inflation fall
This is despite markets betting on the Bank of England holding the Bank Rate at 5.25pc on Thursday.Simon Gammon, of...
War on landlords risks billions for economy and thousands of jobs
PwC used official figures to compare the profits made by private landlords to the benefits to the economy enabled by...
