2/1/2005

Burglar bashing booklet announced

2/1/2005

Just 18% know they can buy their first home

2/1/2005

Living alone to increase still further

2/1/2005

Wood Wharf regeneration partner announced

2/2/2005

Discarded packaging spoils a good effort

2/2/2005

Lovelorn ladybirds lurking on Valentine's Day

2/2/2005

New homes may be uninsurable for flood

2/2/2005

Property investment in top ten scams list

2/3/2005

House prices edge up in 'measured slowdown'

2/3/2005

Mortgage trend reverses

2/3/2005

National Trust gets grant to 'green up'

2/3/2005

Tax-band hike set to add to equity release

2/4/2005

Britons plan more home security measures

2/4/2005

Earning teenagers snub the household bills

2/4/2005

Huge growth in equity release predicted

2/4/2005

Potential for investment growth in Shanghai

2/7/2005

Equity release advice issued to lenders

2/7/2005

First homes are dream homes within a month

2/7/2005

Flexible town house design exhibited

2/7/2005

Pension deferral option available from April

2/8/2005

Design competition set to build 1000 homes

2/8/2005

Millionaires still prefer London to Surrey

2/8/2005

More yellow buses set for the school run

2/8/2005

UK homes soar to £3.3 trillion

2/9/2005

Beach homes complex flounders

2/9/2005

Buyers of new homes see price advantage

2/9/2005

No snow? Try a chalet in Bulgaria

2/9/2005

Property prospects for post-Tsunami Thailand

2/10/2005

Bank rate on hold for another month

2/10/2005

House-hunters should do security research

2/10/2005

Romance hot spots spotted

2/10/2005

Two-year hold on house prices predicted

2/11/2005

Green energy projects to clean out consumers

2/11/2005

Happiness is… no stairs

2/11/2005

Knock-on population emigration from UK cities

2/11/2005

Say it with fertiliser

2/14/2005

Buy-to-let growth slowing down

2/14/2005

How to spend £15k in one Valentine's night

2/14/2005

Official house price inflation figures out

2/14/2005

Sale deals may cost an armchair and a leg

2/15/2005

First-time homebuyers getting ruthless

2/15/2005

House price falls ease up

2/15/2005

Rural areas boosted by female entrepreneurs

2/15/2005

Tough measures for neighbours from hell

2/16/2005

'Soap' houses making a big performance

2/16/2005

Churches make the most popular conversion

2/16/2005

Housing market levelling off

2/16/2005

Property reflected at Chelsea Flower Show

2/17/2005

Annual rush of sellers finds few buyers

2/17/2005

Consumer investment set to soar

2/17/2005

Holiday homes pipped by investment

2/17/2005

The top London house price rises were…

2/18/2005

Emerging property market seminar: Budapest, Hungary

2/18/2005

Inspiring home designs set to win £10k each

2/18/2005

King sitting on the fence

2/18/2005

Property show ‘first’ for Bristol

2/21/2005

'Little urgency' for homeowners to sell up

2/21/2005

£100k barrier busted for average UK house

2/21/2005

Pension changes set to boost housing market by 15%

2/21/2005

Tories would end 'forced' home sell up

2/22/2005

Broadband available to 96% of UK homes

2/22/2005

Extent of housing market downturn highlighted

2/22/2005

Housing plans just 'tinkering around the edges'

2/22/2005

Mortgage lending falls by 26%

2/23/2005

Average personal debt breaks £4,000 level

2/23/2005

Brownfield legacy to be tackled

2/23/2005

Cultural rethink over working mums needed

2/23/2005

Landlords see yields reach 6-month high

2/24/2005

House prices on the rise again in most areas

2/24/2005

Lettings well ahead of forecast

2/24/2005

More first time buyers set to pay stamp duty

2/24/2005

Retirement village plan wins £9.8m support

2/25/2005

Buy-with-let saves £1000's

2/25/2005

Common law spouse 'rights' are a myth

2/25/2005

First-time buyers targeted in political tussle

2/25/2005

Witness the birth of a brand new property market

2/28/2005

Landlord wake-up call

2/28/2005

Mortgage repayment crisis for first-time buyers

2/28/2005

New buyers 'revitalise' housing market

2/28/2005

Sigh of relief for subsidence threat village

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