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Lousy landlords? Freehold fracas? Time to head for the nearest Leasehold Valuation Tribunal. liz

It's hard to keep sellers happy when describing their home, says Ed Mead.

Better mortgage practices should protect the UK from a crash. By Edmund Conway.

David Hoppit visits his former home which he shared with two resident ghosts.

As the nights draw in and the buyers dry up, nothing will entice picky purchasers like a crackling

For some homeowners a resident ghost is a delight, for others it can be a problem - especially when

How an old fridge nearly caused a bust-up between two 'special' clients. By Miranda Ingram.

If you want to make serious money from overseas property (and are happy to gamble), place your bet

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Manhattan is overhyped, overpriced and just plain over. BoCoCa is the new place to be - and to buy.

Lorna Vestey on negotiating the uncertain property market.

Josiah Wedgwood's daughter built Camp Hill and its link with English porcelain has remained

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Investing abroad is only for those gamblers who can afford to lose, writes Edmund Conway.

Applying for planning permission can be fraught with difficulties - even if you call in the

Will the guilty allure of 'a new Mayfair' tempt more Britons to buy into Dubai? Nicholas Roe visits

Ken's proposing to hike up the C-charge for bigger cars. Ed Mead is not happy.

Everybody wants a greener life - but are the housbuilders keeping up, asks Sarah Lonsdale.

It can be difficult to escape the asset-rich, cash-poor trip, writes Rosalind Russell.

Leaving leafy suburbia for traffic-laden inner London is how one family reduced their carbon

Faster trains to the Alps and direct flights to Cape Verde make buying more tempting. Cherry Maslen

Fresh from the French capital, Max Davidson wants us to all to live in flats.

Between Hampton Wick and Twickenham lies leafy Teddington. Jessie Hewitson finds good neighbours,

Property problems, solved by Sheila Prophet.

Will the guilty allure of 'a new Mayfair' tempt more Britons to buy into Dubai? Nicholas Roe visits

Westoe's colliery is history, but the future is anything but gloomy, discovers Jonny Beardsall.

Building your own home need not be a nightmare, writes Faith Archer.

You don't have to be a footballer to enjoy the high life. Lynne Greenwood takes a look at the new

New mansions in Kent have exclusive access to a spectacular woodland, writes David Hoppit.

Can I use a low-energy bulb in this old fitting? Jeff Howell explains.

Britain has been reluctant to embrace the open house idea. Perhaps it's time we did, says Ross

Thanks to Britain's first motor racing hero, this country pile, known as The Gallops is synonymous

More and more young families are reaching for a slice of gracious living which previously would

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French hate to see English touch down. Michael Wright reports from rural France.

Many of us fantasise about throwing it all in, doing up a tumbledown old place in France and

Undershaw, once Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Surrey home, is on the market. Sincalir McKay takes a look

Continuing the series in which our Clinic experts provide a guide to those thorny issues that can

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Wellow, in Nottinghamshire, has its share of superlatives - and interesting prices. By Clive Aslet.

The Blairs should consider the crippling expense of a country house, says Adam Edwards.

Build a perfect cyber home, live in it, then sell it - at a profit. Adam Edwards enters the

Bradford is looking to the future by weaving 21st-century design into its industrial heritage. It

More Britons than ever are buying and renovating properties in France. Miranda Ingram, our French