8/1/2005

Brownfield homes reach all-time high

8/1/2005

Market looking good for homebuyers

8/1/2005

Rural districts under the spyglass

8/1/2005

Why 6 million prefer renting to buying

8/2/2005

Another option for sellers in a buyers market

8/2/2005

Buyers know they have the upper hand

8/2/2005

Olympic price surge may be limited

8/2/2005

Study supports call for extra London homes

8/3/2005

Consider your tax-free lump sum before A-day

8/3/2005

Home energy saving tips priced up

8/3/2005

Nimby pressure scuppers mini-town

8/3/2005

What would you spend £20,000 on?

8/4/2005

Bank of England cuts interest rate to 4.5%

8/4/2005

Consumer confidence rebounds in July

8/4/2005

Green belt damage under fire

8/4/2005

Students are best well-off in London

8/5/2005

Alternative investment opportunities showcased

8/5/2005

Average home price up just £400 in July

8/5/2005

Mobile operators communicate better

8/5/2005

Surveyors argue for high-density building

8/8/2005

Autumn pick-up signaled in confidence survey

8/8/2005

Nine-year low for house price growth

8/8/2005

Scottish farmers could welcome global warming

8/8/2005

Stair gate safety concerns

8/9/2005

Factor 50 for property buying Britons

8/9/2005

Scottish house prices in catch-up dash

8/9/2005

Signs the London market may be recovering

8/9/2005

Victorian terraced heritage under threat

8/10/2005

£60k homes competition enters next stage

8/10/2005

Are you slipping into mortgage apathy?

8/10/2005

New college at Sheffield to boost buy-to-let

8/10/2005

Set Jetters phenomenon growing

8/11/2005

Details released on new HomeBuy schemes

8/11/2005

Equity release continues to grow

8/11/2005

First phase of ‘model village’ under way

8/11/2005

Holiday ‘bargain’ currencies

8/12/2005

Holiday homeowners set for lower Spanish tax

8/12/2005

It’s a breeze, say burglars

8/12/2005

Student debt helped by better job offers

8/12/2005

Summer break for housing market

8/15/2005

Best chance to shake lethargy from the market

8/15/2005

Council tax rises bump cost of home ownership

8/15/2005

Living space flushed away with the bathwater

8/15/2005

Noise mapping to be extended

8/16/2005

New sellers forced to undercut unsold stocks

8/16/2005

Property nadir is over, suggest surveyors

8/16/2005

Show experts predict £6.5bn SIPPs investment

8/16/2005

Simultaneous London launch for Cape Town project

8/17/2005

Buy-to-let lending slows further

8/17/2005

Council tax rebel ready for jail

8/17/2005

Family wealth boosted by internet auctions

8/17/2005

Unease over neighbourhood research websites

8/18/2005

Human waste could provide more energy

8/18/2005

Loss of community spirit is a sign of the times

8/18/2005

Majority of homebuyers research on line first

8/18/2005

Trendy set don’t want to be first-time buyers

8/19/2005

Billion-pound pension 'scandal' revealed

8/19/2005

Britons shell out to fix holiday horrors

8/19/2005

One in four can’t afford a plumber

8/19/2005

Swing to fixed rate as lending lingers

8/22/2005

Are Brits abroad finally changing their ways?

8/22/2005

Location matters for cost-conscious students

8/22/2005

The economic downside to airport expansion

8/22/2005

Yob culture main concern for communities

8/23/2005

Cheques to become extinct by 2025?

8/23/2005

Half of UK parents have no will power

8/23/2005

Housing market quietens in July

8/23/2005

Planning policy helps preserve wild habitats

8/24/2005

How will HIPs hit the housing market?

8/24/2005

Start married life richer, rather than poorer

8/24/2005

Street cleaners suffering abuse

8/24/2005

The (oven) gloves are off

8/25/2005

78% of motorists admit bad driving

8/25/2005

Agent slams sellers pack report

8/25/2005

Assetz claim South Africa is a risky bet

8/25/2005

Current account complacency costing customers

8/26/2005

Councils set for 100% e-enablement this year

8/26/2005

Gender specific property desirables

8/26/2005

Hot moves in the peak of the year

8/26/2005

Protect your frozen (barbecue) assets

8/30/2005

Businesses set for A-Day red faces

8/30/2005

Flat-pack homes idea unpacked

8/30/2005

Hometrack warns of 3-year stand-still

8/30/2005

Sex discrimination still rife in the workplace

8/31/2005

BoE mortgage figures suggest on-track market

8/31/2005

Premium for coastal properties drifts north

8/31/2005

Targeting your buyer is key

8/31/2005

Yorkshire tops for buy-to-let investors

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