Prudence Ivey is the editor of the multi award-winning Homes & Property
Prudence Ivey is the editor of the multi award-winning Homes & Property

London’s food and drink experts reveal the one item that saves their bacon in the kitchen

The shops have sold out of budget home-working options but it's easy and inexpensive to make your own — and it will give you something to do in lockdown.

Artist Stephen Wright reveals how filling his East Dulwich House of Dreams with sculptures, mosaics and found objects was a type of therapy.

Investors are buying homes in the metaverse they can’t actually live in — but is it so different to the way the property market functions irl?

The Australian cook, author and restaurateur behind Granger & Co, moved to Notting Hill from Sydney 12 years ago.
Great schools, fast links and a village vibe are the perfect package.

Our homes would look very different were it not for the design visionary, who launched Habitat in the Sixties

Snoopers’ dismay at rise in unlisted homes sales
It’s estimated it’ll cost £330bn to upgrade homes to the necessary standard

Let’s put an end our throwaway culture and planned obsolescence

Joe Lonsdale’s tweet that paternity leave is for losers means men and women lose out

Warehouse living specialist Sophie Bush tracks down the best hotels in converted factories, mills and storehouses in a new book. Prudence Ivey discovers how to bring the look home
New homes and infrastructure were among major announcements in Rishi Sunak’s Autumn Budget.
Take a tour of this anti-minimalist home
The property is available for cash buyers only and needs complete modernising

Author and LGBT activist Armistead Maupin made his name with the novel series Tales of the City, set in Seventies San Francisco. He has lived in Clapham with his husband, Chris, for two years.

The two per cent fall in London in the month to July was echoed throughout the country, with UK house prices down 3.7 per cent.