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By publishing property sale results, the Land Registry has made curtain twitchers of us all. And that’s a good thing,…
ByBy publishing property sale results, the Land Registry has made curtain twitchers of us all. And that’s a good thing,…
ByRoss Clark on the increasing number of super-prime, foreign-owned London properties that stand empty year in, year out IF YOU’RE…
ByThe internet’s property revolution has not helped HNWs find off-market super-prime houses, says Jeremy McGivern DISCOVERING THAT YOUR ideal home…
ByWith the Arab Spring in full flower, a billionaire builder of several towns in the Middle East might be worried…
ByBefore One Hyde Park, there was Hans Town, says Clive Aslet: an eighteenth-century visionary turned Chelsea’s green and pleasant land…
ByDon’t waste your time with crystal balls or tea leaves: the best way to predict the future of the property…
ByDon’t waste your time with crystal balls or tea leaves: the best way to predict the future of the property…
ByRenting, so common in chic Berlin and elsewhere, has never been popular in London — until now, says Ross Clark…
ByIf you’ve ever thought about building your own des-res, it’s not so far from dream to drawing-board to domestic bliss…
ByLondon developers are again busily flogging off-plan apartments to Asian investors. Prospective buyers would do well to ponder the lessons…
ByThe rich are not really so different — even they need mortgages. And when they do, Wayne Coleman is their…
ByThe Chinese property boom is likely to cause a global property meltdown, says Ross Clark EVERY NOVEMBER THE bigger estate-agent…
ByRoss Clark on the devious yet relatively simple means by which fraudsters can, figuratively speaking, make off with your real…
ByMortgage-money is out there for those who know where to look, says David Sheppard It will not come as a…
ByIs the property market heading for a V-shaped recovery or merely raising two fingers in a V-shaped gesture at over-hasty…
ByClive Aslet on cranky neighbours, simmering resentments, barely contained hostilities and all the other summery joys of life in the…
ByFor the super-rich, the choicest houses are not those just anyone can see: ‘off market’ is very much on the…
ByIgnore the estate-agent guff about troops of foreign buyers beating a path to their doors — they’re not. The London…
ByThe social and economic maladies decried in the 19th-century writings of William Cobbett deliver a true Groundhog Day moment, says…
ByJeremy McGivern on the flawed logic and mindless herd instinct that led so many property investors over the edge and…
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