John Stewart’s viewpoint
The Treasury has predicted an easing of the credit crisis in the second half of the year but this may prove overly optimistic; a housing market recovery could be some way off
Honest agents
“Nobody is buying anything at all and the vendor is desperate to sell”
Conference captures industry mood
The industry's inaugural Housing Futures conference, held in Nottingham yesterday, certainly captured the industry's mood in the face of the market slowdown and increasing regulatory burden.
Budget day looms
The impact of last autumn's credit crunch shows no sign of diminishing, as lending conditions continue to tighten, with first time buyers hardest hit.
Walrus
Take a step into the future of yesterteryear, where humans are blowdried and dinners are gamma-rayed. What will they think of next?
John Stewart’s viewpoint
If the government’s wishes industry to meet it housing numbers target, it must ease the taxation burden on developers
Tuesday blog
Originally from Madrid Carlos Pomeda received traditional training in all aspects of yoga during 18 years as a monk (swami) of the Saraswati order, 9 of which he spent in India, at the Siddha Yoga ashram, studying.
The Walrus
The festive season seems a distant memory, just like greeting cards and proper pressies… where will it all lead?
John Stewart’s Viewpoint - New landscape will emerge
Housebuilders went into 2008 battening down the hatches to weather what they hoped would be a brief squall. But the squall looks set to change the landscape of the industry
Flats go flat
It was heart-warming to see the Centre for Policy Studies’ Ruth Lea, insist on Question Time that our housing market is quite different to America’s
