House prices in London: asking prices see growth for first time in two years
Across London it has been homes in Zone 3 which have seen the strongest asking price growth
Month: August 2019
Waterfront flats by Tower Bridge: glass-wrapped homes near iconic landmark include penthouses with vast terraces
Two interconnecting 11-storey blocks overlooking historic London landmarks have homes for sale from £1.79 million.
Love your lawn: how to choose the right lawnmower for your outside space
Whether you have a garden to rival a football pitch or a small space with just enough room for a table and chairs — here is how to choose the right lawnmower.
Edinburgh’s got style: Scotland's cultural capital is the number one choice for Londoners moving north
The largest arts festival in the world is in full swing in this elegant city with great homes, but even once it’s over, Edinburgh’s reputation as a festival city carries on.
Beach huts are big business: why these sought-after coastal retreats can now cost more than the average UK home
A beach hut is the ultimate in retro chic and can bring in enough rent to pay for your own holiday.
How to create a garden on a budget: a fresh lick of paint and pollinator plants can transform your outside space into a haven for wildlife in six months
Architect Mark Smyth and his partner Laurent Delorme have created a space full of colour which is ideal for butterflies and bees.
Boomtime for Belgravia: £1.3bn investment in pipeline for 'golden strip' of London's sleepiest luxury quarter
A “golden strip” of London’s sleepiest luxury quarter is in the grip of a rare building boom with more than £1.3 billion of developments in the pipeline, a report claims today.
London commuter homes in good primary school areas: where to find family-sized houses within 45 minutes of the capital
Commuters with primary-age children should start their search for homes in these often overlooked Surrey, Hertfordshire and Kent towns.
Building Regulations vs indemnity insurance: what's the difference and which one do we need?
Our buyer isn’t happy that we have no Building Regulations completion certificate for a loft conversion done by the previous owner. Why isn’t indemnity insurance enough?