The cost of moving homes is not cheap. It’s best to understand all costs involved so that there are no…
For the last eighty years or so, The United States Agricultural Department is trying to develop rural America. On April…
More than 14 million homeowners in America now owe more on their mortgages than what their houses are actually worth. Although house prices have actually risen in the third quarter experts are saying that the broader economy can still shock property
House sales in October saw a sharp jump due to house sellers realising that they had to significantly lower their asking prices if they wanted to sell their homes and not linger for a long time on the housing market. Even house prices in London wer
Many struggling families are going to be forced to the wall as the consumer squeeze results in a sharp rise in home repossessions, thousands of families in Britain will be affected. Economists fear that because incomes are failing to match inflation
The number of people who cannot find enough money for a deposit to get a mortgage are in a far worse position than ever before. Nowadays it costs more to rent than to be paying a mortgage on the very same property in many of the towns and cities in B
The Grade II listed Elizabethan manor in the middle of this court battle is Llanwenarth House in the idyllic valley of Usk near Abergavenny, the subject of a nasty row in court is over the modernisation of the interior.
There is a lot of history beh
Five years ago, Charles and Iona Cole led an extravagant life that many of us cou;d only dream about. Their home was a £2.25 million manor house in the heart of Devon set in 214 acres, with matching luxury cars on the long and windy driveway, not to
Mortgage costs and repossessions could soar due to an obscure EU directive which is going to be pushed through the European Parliament. Mortgage lenders in the UK will be forced to begin repossession proceedings when the borrower falls behind with t
Homebuyers will now find it harder to obtain a mortgage once rules planned by the Financial Services Authority come into force. Homebuyers will find it harder to qualify because the rules will become more stringent. The way that these will be impos