Anna White
Renters' Rights Act coming on May 1: what it means for tenants
The Renters’ Rights Act will come into force on May 1. Here’s what it will mean for tenants
A year since the mini-Budget: meet Londoners still in housing chaos
A year after the mini-budget and with another interest rate rise looming, we hear from Londoners coping with the stress of spiralling costs
How we created a bold side-hustle home from an ‘unloved’ Hackney house
A bold renovation can really pay off, as Zoltan and Yana — who earn up to £900 a day by hiring out their living room for photoshoots — found out
How one family added £340k value to ‘almost impossible’ Sixties house
Helena Rivera had her work cut out repurposing her Sixties home in a Dulwich conservation area for her family. We take a look at the award-winning result
Inside Knightsbridge’s new £9,000-a-week homes to rent
New apartments located between Harrods and Harvey Nichols in Knightsbridge are London’s first ‘super-prime’ purpose-built rental homes
Evolve or die: luxury London tries to lose its ghost town reputation
A ‘lights out’ ghost town reputation has damaged parts of central London. Can a new wave of development bring it back to life?
Why Londoners are moving to the Algarve to get on the property ladder
Portugal’s Algarve region has long been popular with British retirees but now, its beaches and lower property prices are attracting a younger crowd
Luxury homes on the cusp of recovery as sales in outer London slump
House price growth in central London may overtake the outer boroughs for the first time in almost 10 years
London’s 8 remaining ‘affordable’ areas with prices below city average
Down from 12 in 2012, there are now just eight boroughs with property prices below the London-wide average of £532,000
Inside a tiny Peckham ‘half-house’ redesigned for a growing family
How one Peckham half-house was totally transformed to meet the needs of a growing family with big ideas
Why Jeremy Hunt ‘missed a trick’ in ignoring the property market
Unusually, the Spring Budget did not contain any housing market announcements
How to fix London’s housing market (what Jeremy Hunt should have done)
The capital is unaffordable, precarious and joyless for too many people, mostly thanks to our dysfunctional housing provision. London’s eminent property experts tell us how to fix the market
Soaring house prices pushing home buyers towards flats in east London
There has been a jump in demand for flats in London compared to this time a year ago, largely due to a combination of buyers returning to cities and rising rents.
One Hackney couple’s extraordinary revamp of a formulaic terrace house
This Hackney couple ripped up the rulebook in their bold transformation of a gloomy terraced house.
House price forecast: will 2023 be your year to buy a home in London?
House prices may be falling but it is now cheaper to rent than to buy in the capital for the first time in 13 years. So should you jump in, or steer clear of a market in turmoil?
From Anglesey to Windsor: everywere the Princess of Wales has lived
Here’s how the family’s new base on the Windsor Estate compares to the Princess of Wales’s past homes
‘Inappropriate’ Dorset farmhouse named House of the Year 2022
An ‘inappropriate’ and eccentric twist on a traditional farmhouse in Dorset has won the top prize.
Glass and timber home and skinny house contend for House of the Year
This week’s projects were judged on their materials and craftmanship.
Home inspired by Peckham car park added to House of the Year shortlist
Two more projects have been added to the House of the Year 2022 shortlist.
Canary Wharf’s 484-home tower named London’s best large housing scheme
From a 58-storey tower to upside-down homes on the edge of a forest, here are this year’s New London Awards winners.
Rustic tin barn and London eco mews shortlisted for House of the Year
This week’s projects were judged for their ‘architectural shapeshifting’ merits