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The Prime Minster's latest housing mantra "is the wrong starting point", says Professor Alister Scott, as he outlines six core challenges that need to be addressed by the planning system first...

James Chisnall predicts a shift away from traditional high street lenders to smaller, private banks who are more willing to consider 'higher-risk' opportunities...

"We can see the first green shoots of a recovery," writes James Liffen of Mishcon de Reya as he takes stock of the property sector's current situation, "but think it may be some time before the prime and…

We may be in the middle of the worst economic crisis in living memory, but certain properties are still being fought over in Prime Central London, reports buying agent Karim Bazzi

Going by recent reports, you’d think most of London had upped sticks in search of rural idylls; the truth is that people want choice, says country buying agent Charlie Wells - and keeping a property foo…

2020 was going great guns for Tom Reiss and the AI assistant he created for rental agencies and property managers - until the world was turned upside down by a global pandemic; here, he explains how he …

With fewer people now commuting and more people working from home, where people choose to live and how they want their houses to function may change after this prolonged period of lockdown, writes Tara…

As new figures show a spike in divorce enquiries during lockdown, Sital Fontenelle looks at how marriage asset pots should be divided when everything is up in the air...

We will only be able to start understanding what has taken place towards the end of the year, writes Tom Bill...

What is happening at ground level is far too complex to be covered in a newspaper by-line, writes Saul Empson

While a move to the country may the be trend du jour, the bright lights of the capital will be turned back on in time, says Guy Meacock 

The importance of home has been paramount over the last few months, writes Harry Wigram