Kevin McCloud walked viewers through the first five homes in the running for House of the Year on this week’s Grand Designs.

Will the recent downturn in the London market develop into something more serious, or can the new Government restore some stability for homeowners and hopeful buyers?

After decades of false starts and fallouts, Battersea Power Station is reborn — but is the controversy over?

The property market faces a ‘year of pain’, with a new two-year forecast estimating a 10 per cent drop for house prices. But how low will they really go?

Tragedy has required John and Helen to rethink their historic home — but it has done little to temper their ambition

Lots Road Power Station, which once powered the Underground network, is relaunching as a Chelsea address

A couple of novice farmers battle to create a modern version of the medieval longhouse in the windswept Derbyshire Dales

Hidden nuclear bunkers, wayfinding for dementia patients and homes with slashed energy bills dominate the awards

Presenter Kevin McCloud describes the home design as a ‘rude awakening’ for its leafy Hertfordshire street

A naval captain attempts to build a sunken concrete spaceship on an ancient ‘hillfort’ in the latest episode.

A shabby post-war prefab is replaced with a twisted metal, modular home on Grand Designs. Is this the future of home building?

The 23rd series of Grand Designs kicked off with a bold build plagued by setbacks.

Soaring costs and rising interest rates may give would-be homebuyers pause for thought, but industry experts say the key is not to panic.

The areas with the hottest sellers’ markets are in a cluster around the river Thames

Help with the cost-of-living crisis could be delayed due to the “changing of the guard” slowing the housing market

The Mediterranean island has 320 days of sunshine a year and Brits can get the right to live there, in return for buying a new property worth a minimum of €300,000

London has seen the slowest growth of all UK regions since the Brexit vote six years ago.

Last year 46 per cent of UK first-time buyers had help from a family member and market forecasters say that figure is expected to rise

This architect couple’s forest-inspired and family-friendly renovation won the Unique Character prize at this year’s Don’t Move, Improve! awards.

London’s six best renovations were revealed last night, with a Sixties house transformation in Forest Hill declared the overall winner.