Are you one of those first-time buyers who got a generous deal before the credit crunch but are now sitting in negative equity? Here we help plan your escape.
The property market will be more than a tale of two cities in 2012. Prices in the South are tipped to smash those of the North and the buy-to-let market will lead the way.
The housing industry has repeatedly called for the government to step in and do something to revive the flagging housing market. On occasions, the government has obliged.
Mortgage providers are demanding impossible figures for house deposits and with private rent soaring, Rebecca Rutt asks why the government is not doing more to help out first-time buyers.
Interest from UK buyers in the French property market has boomed this year. Faith Glasgow offers pointers for investors looking to profit from holidaymakers.
The count-down to the 2012 Olympic Games in London has begun. Harriet Meyer investigates what the event will mean for the British economy and explains how savvy investors could cash in.
As recession looms, it makes even more sense to take out insurance to cover your mortgage and provide for your family in case disaster strikes. Sam Barrett looks at the options.
