Property News

Believe it or not, it is still possible to sell a home fast and for a good price. Graham Norwood

Too often, new homes eat up precious green space, but David Hoppit discovers properties for sale

What's the perfect pitched garage roof? Jeff Howell gives it to you straight.

Too often, new homes eat up precious green space, but David Hoppit discovers properties for sale

Cost effective outdoor summer entertaining . By Paula Robinson.

Fossil-hunters and foodies love this Dorset resort, says Lesley Gillilan.

Measures to beat vandals; a landlord's responsibility for utility bills; and points to consider

Our homes and interiors column brings you the best that money can buy, for not much money at all.

Goudhurst backs on to the Weald and is full of woody character. By Clive Aslet.

After 60 tenanted years, this listed farmhouse is in desperate need of a makeover, says Anna List

Crisis? If you think it's tough here, the Spanish market is even worse. By Edmund Conway.

How will the credit crunch hit the overseas market? The passion for a foreign bolthole remains,

Meeting over a drink in a London club seems like a painless method of picking a home. Christopher

Majorca has neatly side-stepped the woes of mainland Spain. Catherine Moye discovers what makes it

Michael Wright reports from rural France.

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Homes fit for millionaires at prices to make residents of the Home Counties weep. Clive Aslet finds

Cheryl Markosky looks at the nitty gritty of the rental market.

Spare a thought for poor Fido. Even man's best friend, it seems, cannot escape the claws of the

Country houses get caught in the property price slide. By Ross Clark.

Caroline McGhie meets the people who are beating the property slump by leasing their homes and

Sarah Lonsdale finds out how rainwater harvesting can help to cut your household bills and reduce

Majorca has neatly side-stepped the woes of mainland Spain. Catherine Moye discovers what makes it

Take a chanced on China, thousands are doing just that, says Laura Henderson.

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The latest must-have for music-lovers is a concert hall of their own. Christopher Middleton joins

From a birch tree in the dining room to a cliff-top view of the beach, Zoe Dare Hall finds the

In the hills of Andalucia, old farmhouses are being restored into stunning, and good value homes.

Paula Robinson offers advice on how to make the lazy days of summer go with a swing.

As estate agents boast of huge prices for homes at top angling spots, Jonny Beardsall uncovers

How can I demist my double-glazing? Builder Jeff Howell gives it to you straight.

Holiday homes abroad where the sun still shines. By Ross Clark.

Coastal property: Whitstable's boat comes in as the train takes off

Retirement villages offer sixtysomethings a chance to enjoy the good life, says Christopher

Sanda Island is basically you, a lot of sheep and serious rain. heaven or hell, muses Anna Tyzack.

A case of capital depreciation as London cops the worst of the crash. By Edmund Conway.

They seek it here, they seek it there: la vie française has long held a fascination for the

The best that money can buy, for not much money at all. By Alison Cork.

Hugh cares about winning – which is why humiliation will belong to me. Michael Wright reports from

Fred Redwood finds out what separates a house on the beach from one further inland ... about

Bognor Regis is taking the first steps to transforming its dowdy reputation, finds Ross Clark.

The political pull of the great British seaside. By Ross Clark.

Sarah Lonsdale meets a couple who got rid of the oil tank and put in solar panels.

Jeff Howell's back-to-basics guide to painting and decorating.