18% of police say they 'almost never' have enough money to cover all their essentials
'You'd think some brokers had crawled out of a coal mine the way they go on about how difficult it is'
What do a 334 year-old bank and a sparky startup have in common?
Kate Davies, executive director of the IMLA, on first time buyer blues and green dreams
Nick Rogers knows all too well the perils of negative equity – but it's not the end of the world, he says
UK city sees boom in property interest – could celebrities be driving up business?
House prices and rental costs soar thanks to a blend of countryside views and transportation links
"I think people are feeling much more bullish," says IMLA executive director
The government's proposed reforms to the Right to Buy scheme are sending ripples through the sector
"That market seems to have disappeared because of the tax implications of owning property now"
