1/4/2005

Eurozone rates predicted to fall

1/4/2005

Lack of savings hits home with Brits

1/4/2005

Landlords looking good for 2005

1/4/2005

Life on the (not so) open road…

1/5/2005

A slice of sense for 2005 property market?

1/5/2005

Choose your food store carefully

1/5/2005

Foul problem still dogging England

1/5/2005

Size matters when making mortgage choices

1/6/2005

Dispelling the UK home-ownership myth

1/6/2005

Jack the lad dumps Jill for Emily

1/6/2005

New year, new job, new start?

1/6/2005

Shoppers prepared for chip and pin cards

1/7/2005

Buy to let investors optimistic for the year ahead

1/7/2005

Halifax reports surprise price rise

1/7/2005

Kids urged to keep safe on streets

1/7/2005

Property Investment Seminar: Focus on Miami

1/10/2005

'Sparky' DIY could affect home saleability

1/10/2005

Endowment holders warned of unfair treatment

1/10/2005

Government house price index

1/10/2005

High charge in line for power blackouts

1/11/2005

First time buyers stumped by stamp duty

1/11/2005

Household cleaning products linked to asthma

1/11/2005

Steady start to the year for new homes

1/11/2005

Sustainable development 'trick' missed

1/12/2005

Home self-defence rights put to parliament

1/12/2005

Plea to reduce interest rates

1/12/2005

Rogue estate agents under fire again

1/12/2005

Squabbling over a hot home

1/13/2005

'Safe' to re-build in Boscastle flood plain

1/13/2005

Bank holds rates steady

1/13/2005

Black-box motor insurance gets green light

1/13/2005

Landlords could reverse dip in net yields

1/14/2005

Bank played a good hand says mortgage broker

1/14/2005

Homes in Wales become over-inflated

1/14/2005

Increasing long term buy-to-let commitment

1/14/2005

Portugal set for EU Court over property tax

1/17/2005

Dumped banger amnesty

1/17/2005

Halifax regional house price index

1/17/2005

House-hunters shopping for bargains

1/17/2005

Miami Property Investment Seminar: Extra date

1/18/2005

Helping with flood damage inventory

1/18/2005

Landlords see returns of over 30% in 2004

1/18/2005

Second family car risk

1/18/2005

Surveyors claim homes market has stabilised

1/19/2005

Estate agents look to 2005 with confidence

1/19/2005

Lichfield is tops in recycling performance

1/19/2005

Parking rage sweeping through the country

1/19/2005

Window of opportunity for first-time buyers

1/20/2005

Buy-to-let conference to slap Big Nanny

1/20/2005

Coast-to-coast super-city unveiled

1/20/2005

Dales restricted homes plan 'not sustainable'

1/20/2005

Fix the fence to find the sale

1/21/2005

230 new homes in Romford heart

1/21/2005

City feel-good factor stems from media info

1/21/2005

Grab a grant and help your local environment

1/21/2005

Rules change on pension sharing and divorce

1/24/2005

Consumers more prudent than Chancellor

1/24/2005

First time buyers lowest since 1981

1/24/2005

Key tradespeople housing project for Dales

1/24/2005

Rentals snapped up quicker by the female sex

1/25/2005

Cool reaction to 'property ladder' plans

1/25/2005

Home improvement planning relaxation

1/25/2005

Homeowners want burglars rights removed

1/25/2005

Security is homebuyers' number one priority

1/26/2005

Affordable housing must be locally driven

1/26/2005

Many business owners have no exit plan

1/26/2005

Mortgage market continues soft landing

1/26/2005

Radon danger in 'below-risk' homes

1/27/2005

Homes market has reached 'turning point'

1/27/2005

House price control campaign launched

1/27/2005

It's harder to keep up mortgage payments

1/27/2005

Positive scenario for 2005 home prices

1/28/2005

Britain slips in 'three-speed Europe'

1/28/2005

Buy-to-let confidence high

1/28/2005

No sign yet of housing market improvement.

1/28/2005

Plymouth anxiety over Allders administration

1/31/2005

'Slipping neighbourhood' warning scheme call

1/31/2005

Four out of five want stamp duty reform

1/31/2005

London set to see 5% drop in house prices

1/31/2005

Waterside homes tagged for first-time buyers

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