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The mortgage market gets a new set of rules at the end of the month: expect some teething problems and stressful work for lenders and intermediaries, says Islay Robinson, but the Mortgage Market Review also…

Trevor Abrahmsohn sees this juggernaut hurtling towards the abyss...

Will the latest batch of planning reforms kick-start conversions or leave developers still kicking their heels, asks Rachel Lee... Cashier buyers only?

Clarendon Cross, London £12m Nestled in an achingly fashionable pocket of Notting Hill, this former Brick Works has been reimagined and transformed into one seriously funky family home.

Darren Walter launches an unusual £8m proposition in deepest Surrey... Home Farm in Windlesham

Lennox Gardens, Knightsbridge, London £27m We all know first floor flats are the ones to go for in period buildings. It's that extra volume you get with the high ceilings. And the natural light.

Chinese developers have made their mark in London in the last year with several headline-grabbing deals.

New Permitted Developments Rights for retail and agricultural buildings are due to kick on the 6th April, as the government ploughs on with planning reforms designed to open up the housing market.

From 6th April, homeowners who move out before sale may face an unexpected tax bill, explains Jenny Wilson-Smith... Quick Sail? Consequences of this change won't be limited to second home-owners though...

Confiscating the piggy banks of notable Russian oligarchs is laughable, says Trevor Abrahmsohn...

Water-torn properties are emerging across the country as the floods subside, allowing owners get on with assessing the damage and patching-up homes.

Thank goodness BoJo's concordat is nothing more than a gentleman's understanding, says Trevor Abrahmsohn...