Unless and until the renters and wannabe home owners rise up at the ballot box, the government will rig the market to ensure that the prices never go down, and we shall all be poorer.
Daily Briefing: The Bank of England has unveiled its steepest interest rate rise in 33 years, as it warns that the UK is set to endure the longest recession since the great depression.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: The government appears terrified of the consequences of a fall in domestic property prices – despite it being so long overdue.
It is the Treasury and the universities – not the boomers – who have stolen the young’s inheritance.
Antique furniture prices have tumbled over the last decade as homes and fashion have changed – but don’t write off the family heirlooms just yet…
The once-in-a-generation shock of the pandemic and the policy response to it could put home ownership and house prices on the same trajectory as in the 20th century.
I am much, much more fortunate than most people. In my early thirties, I earn several times more a year than most people will at
Oh no, not another bung to the housing market. At least our dynamic young Chancellor left extending Help to Buy Builders Yachts off his all-you-can-eat
Just before Christmas, the Bank of England delivered housing nerds an early present in the form of a new paper on the determinants of UK
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