It might still be architectural Marmite, but with Beyoncé and Gwyneth both expressing a fondness for concrete, Brutalism is undeniably back in style
London’s super prime market was hit by interest rate rises and the Truss mini budget, according to a new report
The Halifax research showed some of the biggest price falls were in London and the South East
A Haringey warehouse complex has been home to artists, performers and other creatives for more than 20 years. Now their way of living is under threat
As mortgage rates continue their apparently unstoppable rise, the stamp duty holiday buyers on two year fixes are in for a nasty shock
After a London council warns residents of criminals masquerading as genuine traders, experts set out how to spot doorstep scammers
A building boom is set to change the west London skyline. We speak to residents and would-be homeowners who worry they will be priced out by developers courting wealthy overseas investors
Ex-rental properties can be around a quarter cheaper to buy typically than homes which have been lived in by owner-occupiers.
Londoners will make a return on their investment in less time than the rest of the country, new research shows.
Cash buyer has a major project on their hands after beating off competition to land this rundown Ealing property, starting with tackling the back garden
Labour’s pledge to allow more development on the green belt could see London expand dramatically, say planners, builders and policy experts
Confidence is slowly returning to a market nine months after it was knocked by the mini Budget
When the Croydon block’s cladding was removed, it became clear that the concrete frame was failing and the building was at risk of collapse
London homes for sale with gardens to brag about, including three spaces designed by Chelsea Flower Show medal-winners
The property is part of Smurf Village: a collection of mushroom-inspired houses in northern Italy.
The Greenwich residents’ garden fight shows we don’t treat council residents and leaseholders with the same respect as other homeowners
The long-awaited Renters Reform Bill has finally landed – but who are the winners and losers of biggest shake-up since the Housing Act 1988?
As HS2’s Euston branch stalls, devastated residents call for urgent action as their house prices tumble amid noise, dust and unfinished building work
Michael Gove is poised to unveil the biggest shake-up of the private rented sector in a generation — but ‘procedural issues’ and concerns from Conservative party MPs are causing delays to legislation
Almost six years since the fire at Grenfell Tower, thousands of Londoners are still living in unmortgageable and potentially dangerous homes
With a seat all but guaranteed, these houses and flats within walking distance of London terminals promise a comfortable commute
The rental sector needs urgent reform, but the promised legislation has not yet materialised.
Anyone who is struggling should seek free debt advice and reach out to their mortgage provider or landlord for help
Who owns the capital’s tens of thousands of uninhabited properties? And amid an affordable housing crisis, how can we get them back in to use?
It’s not all fairy-tale castles — the King’s property portfolio includes a farmhouse in Wales and cottages in Transylvania
New research reveals the true impact of rising interest rates on those looking to join the property ladder in the capital
Cul-de-sacs and sealed-off streets are a boon for the bunting brigade in summer — and gratifyingly quiet the rest of the year
House price growth in central London may overtake the outer boroughs for the first time in almost 10 years
The capital’s watering holes are being sold off and made into homes. Is it closing time for the traditional pub?
Londoners now need to earn an extra £7,300 a year to buy a two-bedroom home compared to 2020
Big change is coming for these four up-and-coming London areas
Bidding rocketed past an upper guide price of £1 million – and just kept going
While well meaning and likely affecting, the glut of art about Grenfell that has come out before anyone is brought to justice is evidence of seriously skewed priorities
Down from 12 in 2012, there are now just eight boroughs with property prices below the London-wide average of £532,000
Residents of Whitehall Court have included former Prime Minister William Gladstone and the spy chief that inspired a James Bond icon
Across all property types, however, the average price of a home increased by a lower-than-typical £890 in April
Renting in the capital while owning another property that could be hundreds of miles away is not as mad as it may seem
The hoteliers are set to withdrawn an offer to allow public access to the 7th floor of the Eero Saarinen-designed Mayfair landmark
