4/19/2005

'Scrap HIPs' promise to estate agents

4/12/2005

£500m Salford regeneration scheme signed

4/26/2005

50-year old pension system not women-friendly

4/14/2005

A low cost, tax free tropical paradise

4/20/2005

Agents say first-time buyers are returning

4/28/2005

April house prices rebound 0.9%

4/4/2005

Avoid injury when running for charity

4/20/2005

Balance of power remains with buyers

4/28/2005

Bank holiday bikers set to pump up losses

4/29/2005

Bank holiday short-changed Brits buying abroad

4/7/2005

Bank leaves rates at 4.75%

4/26/2005

Big towns and cities lead equity release

4/12/2005

Bitter-sweet cost of children's careers

4/18/2005

Bleak future for traditional garden centres

4/6/2005

Blind buying a property

4/6/2005

British gardens set for a splash of dosh

4/27/2005

Britons now eschew luxury for a better life

4/18/2005

Buy-to-let advisory services in the dock

4/25/2005

Buyers taking 6% discount on property backlog

4/11/2005

Call for landlords to get political

4/1/2005

Carpool plan to drive down traffic gridlock

4/28/2005

Charter for selling overseas property

4/19/2005

Community windfarm wins planning approval

4/1/2005

Cooling off time for new holiday club members

4/20/2005

Council tax becomes election battleground

4/11/2005

Debt-juggling is the new middle-class trap

4/11/2005

Early-year confidence has petered out

4/1/2005

English homes revalued for council tax

4/27/2005

Estate agents say stamp duty is top issue

4/22/2005

Europeans taking to second homes

4/7/2005

Extra care needed for investment hotspot

4/4/2005

Financial services industry more bullish

4/29/2005

First ever green lifestyle show for London

4/21/2005

First time buyers wait for the election

4/21/2005

Home finder survey puts 2005 price rise at 2%

4/4/2005

Home ownership to be raised by another million

4/5/2005

House prices languish for six months

4/1/2005

House prices rebound in London

4/7/2005

Housing market set for post-election recovery

4/12/2005

Housing market torpor continues

4/13/2005

Housing plans could damage whole UK economy

4/27/2005

Internet home sales maturing

4/19/2005

Keeping landlords up to date with legislation

4/15/2005

Landlords: be aware of new local guidelines

4/18/2005

London homes see 3% drop on election jitters

4/26/2005

Lower Thames flood prevention options ready

4/11/2005

Man's last bolthole borrowed by women

4/15/2005

Money spent locally worth 400% more

4/21/2005

Mortgage lending edges upward

4/25/2005

Nightmare tenants keep landlords from sleep

4/26/2005

Non-saving culture set to 'strain' economy

4/8/2005

Nosy neighbours get new kit of spy tools

4/12/2005

ODPM figures indicate market skew

4/13/2005

Older people missing out on council tax help

4/19/2005

Over 100,000 pitch asking price too high

4/5/2005

Over 95% of homes can now get broadband

4/13/2005

Price inflation for new homes turns positive

4/5/2005

Property energy rating to miss EU deadline

4/22/2005

Rental yields continue rising

4/5/2005

Rooms wasted in older properties

4/8/2005

Royal price hike for many saying 'I do'

4/22/2005

Rubbish energy could power 2 million homes

4/6/2005

Sarah gets on her high ladder over VAT

4/29/2005

Selling a home raises identity fraud risk

4/13/2005

Short-let activity set to increase

4/14/2005

Sleeping tablets aren't the answer

4/22/2005

Something for the weekend?

4/25/2005

Spanish resale homes see boom

4/8/2005

Spending on DIY not going to tradesmen

4/29/2005

Squatters hit average house value by £26,000

4/8/2005

Surrey landowners asked to de-choke river

4/25/2005

Surveyors warn over council tax revaluation

4/15/2005

Sweet taste of the grey pound

4/4/2005

Tax benefit on buying your old home to let

4/14/2005

UK top property hotspots

4/14/2005

Unwrapping the package

4/7/2005

Wedding bliss can soon lead to double trouble

4/21/2005

Well-off kids may later suffer osteoporosis

4/6/2005

White dress, but a green wedding

4/27/2005

Why emigrate to Canada?

4/28/2005

Will that bank holiday DIY really add value?

4/18/2005

Worldwide property-investor matching service

4/15/2005

York tipped as property hotspot

4/20/2005

Young Britons plan to move abroad

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