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Prudence Ivey is the editor of the multi award-winning Homes & Property
Up we go! Scores of London skyscrapers are in the pipeline
76 high-rise projects get the nod in just two years
Stories behind the most intriguing London celebrity home moves of 2023
With a new Primrose Hill set, rumoured royal return and the odd mega renovation, the capital’s celebs have been busy on the home front this year
New West Ham signing renting £7,000-a-week Bishops Avenue mega mansion
The north London enclave of luxury homes has long been popular with international Premier League footballers
Great design and reasonable rates in Europe's hippest city
Enjoy Marseille like a local during the colder months and stay in the hip part of town
Comment: 'how do you solve a problem like Airbnb?'
The short lets platform cannot be blamed for the entire rental crisis but it is a contributing factor - so how can we fix it?
'Should I base my house hunt around my favourite pub?'
Finding the right neighbourhood to buy in is tricky when you live in your dream area but can't afford it. Can one colleague's house hunt hack help?
London pub at heart of Gordon Ramsay legal battle for sale for £13m
Big names are understood to be circling the sale of the freehold building
'Buyers should dream big, offer small in London's property market'
Set your property alerts well above your actual budget – you might be surprised by what you find
What does the Autumn Statement mean for London homeowners and renters?
From planning changes to housing benefit, here's what today's Autumn Statement means for London renters, homeowners and first-time buyers
Comment: 'fighting the dystopian Stratford sphere isn't Nimbyism'
London needs grassroots venues and affordable housing, not yet another mega venue or illuminated billboard
What is stamp duty tax and why do we pay it?
Stamp duty must be paid by the buyer of any home in England that costs more than £250,000 — so what is this tax and where did it come from?
Comment: 'we need a housing minister to last years, not days'
In the midst of an acute housing crisis, we need consistency and long-term planning from government, not a revolving door in a crucial post
Evictions soar in London as renters reform faces endless delays
Eviction numbers in London are up 70 per cent in a year as government drags its feet on section 21 ban
The four London boroughs where house prices have risen in 2023
Only four London boroughs saw any house price growth so far this year, as property in remote beauty spots soars in value
Sellers who refuse to budge on substandard homes need to get real
The tools to discern a fair price are at your fingertips so don't be afraid to use them and bargain hard
H&M x Rabanne: back to the future with latest interiors collaboration
The iconic Sixties design house is bringing its pailettes to the high street in a fashion/interiors crossover
Comment: 'it's a buyers market but where are all the decent homes?'
An overpriced ex-rental is not the prize some landlords seem to think it is
'No fault evictions negatively impact all society – so why no ban?'
From ongoing uncertainty to homelessness, the threat of a no fault eviction ruins renters' lives
€35m 'mini-palace' is most expensive Paris apartment sold this year
The lavish apartment is the priciest flat sold in the City of Light this year
'Building period-style housing is a depressing backwards step'
New housing should be forward-looking, contemporary
‘Private renting worse than smoking so why don’t we spend on housing?’
In one of the world’s richest cities, a third of people are living in potentially health-limiting circumstances