Londoners will make a return on their investment in less time than the rest of the country, new research shows.
Confidence is slowly returning to a market nine months after it was knocked by the mini Budget
Zoe Watson and Maxwell Broughton are about to move onto their lender’s standard variable rate
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
New statistics lay bare the huge generation wealth gap in London and how it has increased over the past decade
Taeya Maj bought her property in 2012, and her fixed-rate mortgage expired in November last year. She has been told that her leasehold documents are incomplete and advised to buy indemnity insurance.
Renting in the capital while owning another property that could be hundreds of miles away is not as mad as it may seem
Where does your area lie in the London house price ranking?
According to new figures from Zoopla, the static average price of London flats represents a significant decline in real terms
Adding another party to a mortgage is logical for many but it can be a tricky arrangement with stamp duty to consider.
The case highlights “home insurers’ use of loopholes in the law” says local group Haringey Tree Protectors, who are suspicious of subsidence claims
Why is it still so much harder for women to afford to buy or rent a London home than their male peers?
Dozens of the flats intended to fund the north London council’s redevelopment schemes could be reallocated to provide more permanent homes to refugees
Jada Woolf wants to know whether registering her home as an HMO will impact her low fixed-rate mortgage
With the average wedding now costing £18,000, it’s no wonder many modern couples are putting mortgages before marriage
A new scheme aims to bypass mortgages and allow buyers to crowdfund their way onto the property ladder
Shared ownership helps thousands of buyers on to the ladder, but selling on can be a nightmare
First-time buyer Julie Ford would like to invest in a rental property as a way of safeguarding her future.
Robert, 28, and Mariona Bolohan, 26, run a translation business and have been looking to buy a property for two years
After Homes & Property revealed hundred of Londoners would miss the Help to Buy deadline due to buliding delays, the government announced an extension. But many buyers still stand to miss out
