A house price crash has been predicted for years – now it’s different
Homebuyers could deal with political uncertainty, but they can’t fudge the numbers
We need an inquiry into lazy civil servants causing catastrophic delays
We can ditch companies who wrong us but can't avoid using awful Government services
Reckless Bank of England is opening the door to a property disaster
Decision to allow house buyers to borrow more could backfire spectacularly
Don't 'cut the green crap' – there's a better way to lower energy bills
David Cameron's famous declaration has cost each household £150 a year on their energy bills
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The flow of easy money has obscured the real price of property
As banks try desperately to attract borrowers with ever lower rates, prepare for a reckoning on the real value of property
Trapped flat owners could be free to sell after cladding U-turn from ministers
New Government guidance, backed by the banks, still needs sign off from surveyors
The crazy property boom won't be followed by a bust – just a return to normality
Experts are underestimating the psychological effects of lockdown on homebuyers
Government meddling has turned the rental market into a farce
Outside London rents are soaring at an incredible rate – and it is as frenzied as the sales market
House price figures are painting a distorted picture of the property market
Every measure shows a housing boom – but treat this with caution
A landlord's guide to coronavirus: your questions answered
The buy-to-let market is under pressure as tenants struggle to pay their rent. How can landlords navigate the crisis?
The market frenzy shows we have entered an unhealthy property bubble
The number of properties on the market is half the normal level, while demand is frenzied
Vaccine passports are crucial to revitalise our silent cities
They have their problems, but without them, culture – and jobs – could be stuck in limbo even longer, and escapees won't be tempted back
The property market has become 'too big to fail'
The Government has signalled that it will do anything it can to stop house prices from falling
What the 2021 Budget means for you, from pension savings to tax payments
Tinkering with the tax systems and a blow for high-earning pension savers
Cycle-friendly roads are a good thing – and so are the protests against them
The anger created by low traffic neighbourhoods could be channelled into increasing participation in local politics and planning
Victims of the cladding crisis have been left out to dry by the Government's broken promises
Some will be paying bills for decades or be plunged into negative equity, while others will be hit with hidden costs
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