In a study titled ‘Don’t Bet the House’, London-based wealth manager Rathbones finds that the golden age of residential property investment, which spanned from 1980 to 2016, has decisively ended.

Securing the trucks carrying aid into Gaza is a tight balancing act for the Abu Mughsaib clan. Getting too close to the ...

Research has shown that UK cities centres are growing both in terms of property prices and buyer demand, pointing to an ...

Also fairly commutable to London is the Fenland area, which has the cheapest cottages in the East of England at an average ...

From planning a kitchen extension to trawling vintage markets in London and beyond, Lucy Williams’ home renovation is a masterclass in creating a space that just ‘feels right’ ...

"We rightly have caps on essentials like energy and water bills, but we desperately need the same protection from the soaring ...

The momentum in the U.S. housing market has shifted toward Rust Belt and New England metros this year, according to ...

Global Travel Collection data shows France leading luxury hotel bookings in 2025, driven by surging demand in Paris, Nice, ...

The Rennie Estate in Peckham was slated for 49 extra homes via a new housing block, and Lomond Grove on the Elmington Estate now has 22 new council homes on what was formerly a grassy woodland area.

In the North West of England, Blackburn with Darwen is a hotspot for buyer inquiries, with an average asking price for a ...

This August, CNBC’s Ritika Gupta is reporting on London’s economy, and has recently taken a look at the capital's housing ...

With the Rent Reform Bill coming in, it is no longer attractive for investors to own one-bed flats. “The cost of leaseholds, ...