1/2/2004

Boom and bust banter beaten back

1/2/2004

Saving for a sunny day

1/2/2004

Surveyors predict 6% house price rise in 2004

1/2/2004

Top property hotspots all outside the south

1/5/2004

10% of home sellers are only pretending

1/5/2004

Britons not exploiting tax advantages

1/5/2004

Buy-to-let investors warned about new markets

1/5/2004

Home equity withdrawal escalates again

1/6/2004

2004 housing market as seen by homeowners

1/6/2004

Housing market pillars remain strong

1/6/2004

Milton Keynes regeneration go-ahead

1/6/2004

Winter car thieves jump at frosty warm-ups

1/7/2004

Buy-to-let boom predicted

1/7/2004

First-time buyer crisis set for all regions

1/7/2004

Marriage pays the mortgage - and it shows

1/7/2004

New homes to be fitted with scald protection

1/8/2004

At risk homes get personal flood warnings

1/8/2004

Bank of England leaves rates on hold again

1/8/2004

Capital growth support for buy-to-let

1/8/2004

DIY home improvement made merchants happy

1/9/2004

Loft water tanks could harbour blindness bug

1/9/2004

Mortgage payers spend £475 a year too much

1/9/2004

Rise in stamp duty would promote extensions

1/9/2004

Upmarket timeshare renamed

1/12/2004

Homebuyer show promises something for all

1/12/2004

House price drop is not a flop

1/12/2004

How to offset energy price hikes

1/12/2004

Thames bridge a step closer for developers

1/13/2004

21st century rental market

1/13/2004

Benefit-in-kind interest rate frozen

1/13/2004

Family food bill set for £1 billion slash

1/13/2004

UK second-home ownership remains stable

1/14/2004

Growth areas get support for country parks

1/14/2004

Landlords confident about the future

1/14/2004

Phased-in home information packs indicated

1/14/2004

Village revival bid determination succeeds

1/15/2004

Bouncing back home

1/15/2004

Council tax plan may deter first-time buyers

1/15/2004

Flood-proof homes certificates proposed

1/15/2004

Gateway gets grant for green spaces

1/16/2004

Big four popular despite uncompetitive loans

1/16/2004

Milton Keynes wins transport scheme bid

1/16/2004

Scotland set for surplus new home builds

1/16/2004

Stormy season home checklist

1/19/2004

Market town refused flood protection

1/19/2004

New home need nudges up prices again

1/19/2004

New Year house price surge

1/19/2004

Remortgage growth not sustainable

1/20/2004

Buy-to-let market takes more re-mortgaging

1/20/2004

Greenhouse gas cuts will lift household bills

1/20/2004

Interest rates could rise as soon as February

1/20/2004

Making card debt easier to endure

1/21/2004

Fear of market damage from HIPs

1/21/2004

Flood of first-time buyers return

1/21/2004

Kids get a credit in finance

1/21/2004

Remortgaging for second homes grows

1/22/2004

Buyers becoming discouraged say surveyors

1/22/2004

Cold shoulder for cold-calling repairmen

1/22/2004

Could Aussies lead the way to property doom?

1/22/2004

Steady mortgage lending growth

1/23/2004

Demolition waste reused as building material

1/23/2004

One in three think remortgaging adds debt

1/23/2004

The appeal of a new lifestyle overseas

1/23/2004

Watch out for holiday card charges

1/26/2004

Intention to move home softens

1/26/2004

Rate rise likely as economy ready to race

1/26/2004

Taking a jab at our holiday habits

1/26/2004

Woolly motorists can't be taxed to extinction

1/27/2004

Fixed-rate scheme will not become popular

1/27/2004

Harbourside redevelopment finally flies

1/27/2004

Home-based workers breathe a sigh of relief

1/27/2004

Winter woes as extreme weather freezes homes

1/28/2004

Driving? Keep a cool head in icy conditions

1/28/2004

Put your money in shares advice, not houses

1/28/2004

Shocking £30bn 'endowment complacency'

1/28/2004

Timeshare conman's appeal fails

1/29/2004

Bogus doorstep charity collectors warning

1/29/2004

Falling home repossessions set to reverse

1/29/2004

Green land underused claim

1/29/2004

Home price growth slows but upturn continues

1/30/2004

Divorce and separation fuels extreme debt

1/30/2004

Homebuyers sick of winter weather

1/30/2004

No region saw house price falls In January

1/30/2004

Students ready to be entrepreneurs

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