12/5/2003

£20,000 for your fairy lights photo

12/4/2003

£24 billion festive fork-out

12/19/2003

£65m taxes could be earned on second homes

12/4/2003

'Flaws' caused council rate rises

12/17/2003

2004 house price growth set for 8%

12/5/2003

Amateur landlord awareness advice

12/12/2003

Are planning targets distorting decisions?

12/5/2003

Back-off housing market, government told

12/4/2003

Bank of England leaves rates on hold

12/18/2003

Bank said wait and see what house prices do

12/22/2003

Best buy-to-let bets are terraces

12/2/2003

Blocked natural light - what can be done?

12/18/2003

Britain set for world's biggest wind farms

12/12/2003

Canal-side plan channels £5m into Staffs area

12/9/2003

Cheapest mortgages are supplied below cost

12/16/2003

Chocolate or fags...

12/10/2003

Clever clogs move towards northern culture

12/23/2003

Consumer rights on Christmas returns

12/22/2003

Controversial urban village agreed

12/18/2003

Cost of running a home set to soar

12/11/2003

Crack Down on Christmas Crime

12/16/2003

Developers told to favour town renaissance

12/1/2003

Economy set to remain good for housing market

12/8/2003

Fancy wrapping up Guernsey for Christmas?

12/8/2003

First-time buyers paying 19% of tax revenues

12/18/2003

First-time buyers set to remain scarce

12/10/2003

Flexible mortgages - don't be in the dark

12/17/2003

Gatwick spared as UK ready for take-off

12/10/2003

Get rid of the holly, wet boots and brolly

12/1/2003

Glut of rental property squeezing landlords

12/2/2003

Green energy - another boost or two

12/3/2003

Habitual savers get it wide of the mark

12/23/2003

Half a million Christmas lights recalled

12/10/2003

Home shortages cost first-time buyers £32,000

12/3/2003

Homebuyers fill new tax forms

12/15/2003

Homeowners see inheritance tax loophole hit

12/3/2003

Homes 'under offer' reflect market strength

12/3/2003

House market returning to normal

12/9/2003

House price inflation by region

12/16/2003

House prices still rising as supply dwindles

12/19/2003

IMF warns UK of potential housing crash

12/17/2003

Inflation fall may delay interest rate rise

12/19/2003

Investment in housing up by 50% in two years

12/15/2003

Less frequent digging up of roads promised

12/15/2003

Link between flooding and home consumption

12/1/2003

London house market lull

12/2/2003

Mind the mortgage gap

12/17/2003

Neighbourhood warden schemes to win awards

12/9/2003

Not so festive financial hangovers

12/11/2003

Ofwat agrees to let water bills rise

12/8/2003

Pet hates about pet insurance

12/12/2003

Property proves a popular retirement pot

12/22/2003

Relief over more stable housing market

12/16/2003

Rental stock up by another six per cent

12/19/2003

Road-need residents sigh with relief

12/4/2003

Scamsters think they've won the lottery

12/22/2003

Schools yes - but what else do you want?

12/8/2003

Slowing top-end house market

12/11/2003

Social & affordable housing at crisis levels

12/11/2003

Stamp duty reform stamped out

12/23/2003

Steady & gentle rise for 2004 house market

12/5/2003

The great granny getaway

12/1/2003

The Nation where kids just won't leave home

12/15/2003

Thrust to cut building construction waste

12/9/2003

Toll motorway saves 45 minutes for £2

12/23/2003

What do buyers want in a new home?

12/2/2003

What property is set to do in 2004

12/12/2003

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