2/2/2004

Buy-to-let returns exceed 20%

2/2/2004

Old age of Welsh homes set to trigger crisis

2/2/2004

Regional bias in overseas homebuyers

2/2/2004

Who's choosing your new home?

2/3/2004

£155 million injection to northern renewal

2/3/2004

95% in trial say home condition report useful

2/3/2004

Carrying cash keeps control

2/3/2004

Councillor warns of second homes gold rush

2/4/2004

Arboreal aberrations in suburban street

2/4/2004

First-time homes break new price barrier

2/4/2004

London housing market blazing ahead

2/4/2004

Proposals to push poverty out of retirement

2/5/2004

Interest rate lifted to 4 percent

2/5/2004

Move to a challenging island way of life

2/5/2004

Not a castle, actually

2/5/2004

Smokey homes sell for £16k less

2/6/2004

Devon residents get special flood notices

2/6/2004

Estate agency scolded for signboard scam

2/6/2004

M11 homes get thumbs down from councillors

2/6/2004

Minimum repayments may never clear some debts

2/9/2004

No real dip in January house prices

2/9/2004

Property up by 12.62 percent year on year

2/9/2004

Smog-soaking paint set to clean city air

2/9/2004

Towns out of scope of key workers

2/10/2004

Buy-to-let still a thriving investment

2/10/2004

House dust worse than outside pollution

2/10/2004

January housing dip but confidence is high

2/10/2004

Rural homes crisis set to worsen

2/11/2004

Cold? Here's some energy saving tips

2/11/2004

Green building products on show

2/11/2004

House price bubble deflates a little

2/11/2004

London prime property still pulling through

2/12/2004

London framework plan gets approval

2/12/2004

Next interest rate rise pegged for May

2/12/2004

Spain wins property prizes

2/12/2004

Take cover if popping the question abroad

2/13/2004

Landlords facing more competitive market

2/13/2004

Self-certification gets thumbs up

2/13/2004

Strong upward buy-to-let lending reported

2/13/2004

Two thirds of lost pets are never recovered

2/16/2004

Congestion charging left property unaffected

2/16/2004

First time buyers heading back cautiously

2/16/2004

House purchasers return to the market

2/16/2004

Optimism after a tough buy-to-let year

2/17/2004

Equity release soars

2/17/2004

Home sellers thought the bubble would burst

2/17/2004

Landlords still investing

2/17/2004

Welcome lift to a disappointing pension plan

2/18/2004

BoE took 'cautious approach' with rate rise

2/18/2004

Shower curtains awash with nasty bugs

2/18/2004

Title deed or Lordly dirty deed?

2/18/2004

Women all behind with provision for future

2/19/2004

1500 homes at Wood Warf in partner contest

2/19/2004

Another power hike for some consumers

2/19/2004

City motorists face tougher charging tactics

2/19/2004

Planning applications online

2/20/2004

Building Societies on upbeat year start

2/20/2004

Developer chosen for Bolton town centre plan

2/20/2004

Housing market confidence to soften by summer

2/20/2004

Taking a trip to hospital over trendy floors

2/23/2004

A laugh at the lighter side of letting

2/23/2004

Elephant & Castle plans get green light (again)

2/23/2004

Sales spending slows DIY demand

2/23/2004

What would you do with a hundred grand?

2/24/2004

RICS European housing review 2004

2/24/2004

Survey to cause scramble for egg mortgages?

2/24/2004

The sticky issue of pavement chewing gum

2/24/2004

Under pressure buyers begin to panic

2/25/2004

Durlacher warns of impending market crash

2/25/2004

Mobile home owners' joy at new laws

2/25/2004

New tenancy deposit scheme working well

2/25/2004

Sellers surge to put homes on market

2/26/2004

Darling, can we have a baby... dog?

2/26/2004

Dome development gets go ahead

2/26/2004

Homebuyer show at Excel on 5th-7th March

2/26/2004

Stamp duty hikes will hit house prices

2/27/2004

Buy to let investors squeeze out first timers

2/27/2004

Counting the heavy cost of splitting up

2/27/2004

Today is “Work Your Proper Hours Day”

2/27/2004

Women don’t mix men and money

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