An Englishman's Home is his Castle by Nicholas Oliver

The current parlous state of the UK property market has raised serious questions about the English love affair with home ownership. The old saying ‘An Englishman’s home is his castle’ can be traced back to the 16th century and, eight years into the new millennium, it is still a popular figure of speech. But is the dream of home ownership that first emerged in the boom years following the Second World War still a number one priority for the British public?

Your Home: Renting vs. Buying by Donna Jennings

Renting vs Buying

One of the biggest decisions you'll make in your lifetime is whether to rent or buy a property.  There is nothing more rewarding than moving into a new home but which is the right thing to do?

Buying a Property in the Credit Crunch by Mark Westbrook

What are the problems and opportunities of buying a property during the Credit Crunch?  What caused the crunch and how does it affect the housing market? What problems does the first time buyer face and how can they avoid them in order to get their first foot on the property ladder.