Property

Warnings of a financial crash have been circulated by estate agents Emoov following a significant rise in homes being valued at less than what buyers have agreed to pay. The so-called "down valuations" can mean buyers having to pay thousands of pounds extra, up front, to avoid the sale collapsing. This happens when lenders value homes below the sale price. According to mortgage advisers London and Country the number of its advisers seeing down valuations on a daily basis now "outweighs" those who...

The property is where the theoretical cosmologist lived with his second wife Elaine Mason between 1990 and 2000

Are you ready for your business to take its next step? When the time comes to expand your business and move to a new location, it can be difficult to know where to start. You need more space, of course, but how can you make sure that moving somewhere new doesn’t affect demand? It doesn’t matter whether you’re a retailer, a consultancy firm or an industrial supplier, it usually boils down to just one thing: location. Relocating your business can...

Your home is likely to be your biggest and most valuable asset, so clearly you’re going to be motivated to preserve and enhance its value wherever possible. Whether you’re planning to sell up in the foreseeable future and are looking for ways to maximise your home’s saleability, or you’re investing in the long-term appeal of your property, there are home improvements you can (should?) make that will really add value to your bricks and mortar. Decking your pad out with...

Nigel and Sheila Jacklin blasted the prohibition as "ridiculous".

The six-bedroom house, named Arcane, will boast the highest levels of security and privacy, with a double-gated private driveway, facial recognition system and hidden entrance.

Father of two Harri Patel, 63, said noise "not too bad" despite being airports closest neighbour for 23 years

Tottenham House will be of such opulence and scale that it is anticipated that 69 staff would be required to run it at a cost of more than £3 million PER YEAR.

Tourist hotspot Mevagissey, in Cornwall, has seen a boom in the number of houses being purchased as holiday homes over recent years.