9/1/2004

Debt curbs home luxuries in the South East

9/1/2004

House prices slow to 2.5-year low

9/1/2004

Motoring costs more than a home

9/1/2004

Safeguard for new home-buyers in Scotland

9/2/2004

3 in 4 first-time buyers now pay stamp duty

9/2/2004

Londoners laid-back over home insurance

9/2/2004

Police pinch pebble-pilfering homeowners

9/2/2004

Spanish Costas coast-homes warning

9/3/2004

Borrowing costs led to house price fall

9/3/2004

Equity withdrawal is not mainly over-borrowing

9/3/2004

New era in the housing market

9/3/2004

Undercover agents got poor mortgage advice

9/6/2004

Financial hardship from 'pregnancy sackings'

9/6/2004

Quick-on-the-draw landlords grab best rates

9/6/2004

Recovery in house-hunter confidence

9/6/2004

Seaside property price premium

9/7/2004

Phone lifeline for women suffering in silence

9/7/2004

Taxpayers benefit from buy-to-let investors

9/7/2004

Think baby - think finance

9/7/2004

Your first-time home may cost more than money

9/8/2004

Another big gas rise this year

9/8/2004

First-time landlord tax deadline reminder

9/8/2004

Makeovers rise as house price confidence slips

9/8/2004

Women facing retirement poverty

9/9/2004

60% unhappy with their kitchens

9/9/2004

BoE holds interest rates steady

9/9/2004

More home 'wow factor' needed

9/9/2004

Workers set for £50k pension shortfall

9/10/2004

How to maximise your buy-to-let yields

9/10/2004

Purring puss cats enhance men's pulling power

9/10/2004

Repairing your house in a storm is a bad idea

9/10/2004

Romantic candles with a fiery-hot risk

9/13/2004

Bracknell set for extra 44ha development

9/13/2004

Famous photographer's home and studio opens

9/13/2004

Household growth 'not just about demand'

9/13/2004

Is leaving an inheritance passé?

9/14/2004

Call for estate agents to say 'we promise'

9/14/2004

Larger properties led the way

9/14/2004

Property teleshopping goes live on Sky

9/14/2004

Relaxation, education, location

9/15/2004

Consumer prices fall but household costs rise

9/15/2004

DIY home power station call

9/15/2004

Flood-vulnerable homes risk 40% devaluation

9/15/2004

New technology to improve council tax banding

9/16/2004

Further boost for small-scale solar energy

9/16/2004

House prices fall for third consecutive month

9/16/2004

Landlords set for buoyant autumn season

9/16/2004

New homes 'environmental time bomb' warning

9/17/2004

Get the low-down on local noise

9/17/2004

Government puts more money in the post office

9/17/2004

No need for a moat, but do lock your door

9/17/2004

Planning reform to mean higher council taxes?

9/20/2004

Autumn housing 'stalemate'

9/20/2004

Central London's split property market

9/20/2004

Good schools are a primary requirement

9/20/2004

Weakest mortgage lending in over two years

9/21/2004

400 new homes in supermarket mix

9/21/2004

Higher rates to clean up Thames in London

9/21/2004

Property surveyors confirm autumn fall

9/21/2004

Shared ownership gets shared guidance

9/22/2004

E-surfing homebuyers are better prepared

9/22/2004

Sevenoaks tops 'satisfied' volunteer list

9/22/2004

Take steps to avoid a costly property mistake

9/22/2004

Unanimous BoE decision, but only just

9/23/2004

High-tech traps catch fly-tippers

9/23/2004

IMF warns of global domino house price crash

9/23/2004

Plans to block school run congestion

9/23/2004

Will the front hedge put off buyers?

9/24/2004

Homesellers told 'shop around for estate agent'

9/24/2004

IMF has it wrong, say estate agents

9/24/2004

Workers dream of money lots, but not of a lot

9/24/2004

Young and carefree but responsible with money

9/27/2004

Excess house supply points to further falls

9/27/2004

New homes will be showpiece for IT communities

9/27/2004

Quart into a pint jug in Morse country

9/27/2004

Recycling promotion 'not enough'

9/28/2004

Could this be the first-time buyer lifeline?

9/28/2004

Leaseholders now have option to be freeholders

9/28/2004

Mortgage approvals 22% down

9/28/2004

Rental incomes rise in September

9/29/2004

Buying? Check out your mortgage adviser

9/29/2004

Hectic lifestyle triples home-finding services

9/29/2004

House prices slip in a return to steadier days

9/29/2004

What is the average tenant profile?

9/30/2004

Necessity, not frivolity say over-spenders

9/30/2004

12% pick-up in sustained lettings

9/30/2004

Buy a first home now - pay later

9/30/2004

House prices 'subdued' - but up again

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