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Could using a buying agent save you money?

How much could messy neighbours knock off the value of your home?

An unkempt home next door can put off a potential buyer - but what can sellers do to encourage them to clean their act up?

Insurers accused of using 'excessive excesses' to disguise car cover costs | Motoring

As premiums rocket, and motorists look for a better quote, the headline price can be deceptive. And, the bill for a claim, can also be unaffordable

'I wrote a letter to everyone on my street asking to buy their home'

Here are the ‘off-beat tactics’ that are key to bagging your dream property

Own New mortgage scheme offers sub-1% rates for new-build buyers: Is it a good idea?

The Rate Reducer scheme, run by the property finance company Own New, will offer buyers rates as low as 0.99% if they buy a home with certain housebuilders and mortgage lenders.

I want to buy a home but have no idea where to start: What is the first step I need to take?

I want to buy a home but I'm a first-time buyer and have no idea where to start. What's the first step I need to take?

Buying, selling or moving home in 2024? Here's what you need to know

This year's housing market has been one of high mortgage rates, slower sales and a 'Mexican stand-off' between buyers and sellers over prices. Will things improve next year?

What's going to happen to house prices in 2024? Six property experts go head-to-head

With the New Year fast approaching, we decided to ask six experts to go out on a limb and share their house price predictions for 2024 - as well as advice for those looking to buy, sell or move.

Are the buying agents scouting out your dream home really 'worth their weight in gold'?

While the majority of British homeowners will pay an estate agent to help them sell their property, a very small minority of buyers will pay one to help them find their dream home.

Government allows houses to be split into flats without planning permission: Who are the winners and losers?

The Government says the plan to extend permitted development rights will cut red tape and increase the number of new homes - but there are concerns about the impact on neighbourhoods.