7/1/2005

Gush of enthusiasm for fountains over gnomes

7/1/2005

Ombudsman sees endowment complains soaring

7/1/2005

Student let demand pushes up portfolio prices

7/1/2005

Who’s figures do you believe?

7/4/2005

Fastest local authority search - so far!

7/4/2005

Home movers risk identity theft

7/4/2005

Household products to be ‘green’ enforced

7/4/2005

Water firms set to ask for ‘crisis’ powers

7/5/2005

Call for off-shore tax amnesty

7/5/2005

Flights of fancy homes unveiled

7/5/2005

Parental handouts do more harm than good

7/5/2005

UK holiday lets more tax suitable than abroad

7/6/2005

Glimmer of light for first-time buyers

7/6/2005

Public parks key to regeneration

7/6/2005

Stable mortgage outgoings echo cooling market

7/6/2005

Wimpey hit by drop in second-home buying

7/7/2005

Bank of England holds interest rates

7/7/2005

Experience Spain for yourself

7/7/2005

Halifax: Prices ‘static’

7/7/2005

Prices already jumping on Olympic news

7/8/2005

How house prices fared in other Olympic cities

7/8/2005

New trend for summer entertaining

7/8/2005

Olympic construction boost could start by 2007

7/8/2005

Olympics to bring environmental benefit

7/11/2005

Council tax capping decisions announced

7/11/2005

Low cost repair loans for low-income people

7/11/2005

No clear downward pattern in house prices

7/11/2005

Sharp drop in equity release

7/12/2005

New house prices continue to rise

7/12/2005

Official house prices reflect slowing inflation

7/12/2005

School holiday time care costs climb

7/12/2005

Tantrums and tea bags test our patience

7/13/2005

‘Popular choice’ pushes lets up by 25%

7/13/2005

East London house prices already beat west’s

7/13/2005

Families suffer when a child is disabled

7/13/2005

First-time buyer figures ‘understated’

7/14/2005

Corner store is No.1 priority for homebuyers

7/14/2005

Summer housing market slowdown starts

7/14/2005

Water companies directed to set hose pipe bans

7/14/2005

Wrapping landlords in red tape may backfire

7/15/2005

Indigestion congestion

7/15/2005

Olympic ‘nuclear site’ delay fear

7/15/2005

Out of town shopping mall redesign call

7/15/2005

Over 65s to get working rights

7/18/2005

London still looking good for investors

7/18/2005

Malta puts purchase price thresholds up

7/18/2005

More sellers willing to negotiate

7/18/2005

Summer sale in progress

7/19/2005

House prices maintain fall - but pace slows

7/19/2005

Moving away from problem neighbours

7/19/2005

No wonder people are confused!

7/19/2005

Over two million in endowment liability

7/20/2005

Britons don’t budget to leave an inheritance

7/20/2005

Doing the maths on good school locations

7/20/2005

Parents to home-sit unruly children

7/20/2005

Stamp duty avoidance under starter’s orders

7/21/2005

MOD clears the way for new wind farms

7/21/2005

Mortgages lending continues steady recovery

7/21/2005

Property prices trap couples together

7/21/2005

Slim majority voted to leave rates at 4.75%

7/22/2005

Credit card guidance website launched

7/22/2005

Doom-mongers are ‘endangered species’

7/22/2005

First NHS site will provide 1000 homes

7/22/2005

New growth signalled for buy-to-let

7/25/2005

13-month fall - simply down to confidence

7/25/2005

Croatian investment seminar on Wednesday

7/25/2005

Fuel poverty angst as rises announced

7/25/2005

Pension buy-to-let boost quantified

7/26/2005

And tax breaks could be the ‘green home’ key

7/26/2005

Green homes progress down to cash savings

7/26/2005

Smaller communities loosing out on stations

7/26/2005

The UK’s top property hotspot is…

7/27/2005

Home information packs move into ‘dry run’

7/27/2005

Immediate investment potential in China!

7/27/2005

Landlords and letting agents set to get closer

7/27/2005

Olympic property dry-up set to spread

7/28/2005

Buyer-seller stalemate starts to unwind

7/28/2005

For sale boards still work the best

7/28/2005

Offshore account holders set for tax enquiry

7/28/2005

The Queen goes green

7/29/2005

Don’t overlook Spain for investment

7/29/2005

Go west for ‘rural city’ living

7/29/2005

More farms coming on the market

7/29/2005

Repossessions sharply up from last year’s low

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