London: Buying Cheaper Than Renting for Third of Homes
Zoopla data reveals 36% of London properties are now more affordable to purchase than rent as prices decline and mortgage rates drop below 4%, creating opportunities for first-time buyers.
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London Housing Crisis: New Developments Face Delays
London's housing shortage worsens as new developments encounter significant planning permission delays, impacting property investment and social housing initiatives.
Temporary Accommodation Bills Need Housebuilding Support
Analysis of temporary accommodation bills reveals short-term solutions are insufficient without robust housebuilding to address the housing crisis effectively.
In Defense of Camden: London's Misunderstood Borough
Camden ranks high in London crime rates, but this vibrant borough offers a rich creative scene, green spaces, and affordable housing pockets, challenging its gritty reputation.
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Farnham: UK's Best Place to Live, an Hour from London
The charming town of Farnham in Surrey has been hailed as one of the UK's best places to live, offering a vibrant high street, rich craft heritage, and scenic countryside just an hour from London.
Trespassers Evicted from Fulham Building Above M&S
Met Police secured a three-month closure order for Broadway House after trespassers broke into the office space above a Marks and Spencer supermarket in Fulham Broadway.
Reform UK Pledges to Scrap Renters' Rights Act
Reform UK pledges to repeal the Renters' Rights Act that bans no-fault evictions, sparking criticism from Labour and tenant advocates who warn of rising homelessness.
Court Backlog to Rise Until 2035 Despite Reforms
Ministry of Justice figures show the criminal court backlog in England and Wales will continue growing until 2035 despite reforms including judge-only trials and increased remote hearings.
London Housing Crisis: Planning Permission Delays Hit New Developments
Major new housing developments in London are experiencing significant delays due to complex planning permission processes, exacerbating the city's ongoing housing shortage and affordability issues.
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Croydon Mayoral Hopeful Eyes Council Housebuilding Return
Labour's Rowenna Davis pledges to explore council-led housing projects to tackle Croydon's temporary accommodation crisis, while distancing herself from past Brick by Brick failures.
Silk Street Office Plans Downsized Following Local Objections
Plans for a major City of London office development have been significantly reduced in height after facing over 1,000 objections from Barbican residents and criticism from architect Sir Antony Gormley.
Christmas Eve Eviction Leaves Tenant Without Belongings in Fulham
A 68-year-old social housing tenant in Fulham claims he was evicted on Christmas Eve and moved to an unfinished flat without working heating, while his landlord disputes the account and says support was provided.
Reform UK and Tory Figures Launch Housing Campaign
A new cross-party housing organization called Build for Britain has been established by a Reform UK London Assembly Member and a former Conservative Housing Secretary. The group aims to influence both major right-of-center parties ahead of the next Genera
Council Pays £1,750 to PTSD Sufferer Left Homeless for 6 Months
Hammersmith and Fulham Council admitted fault for failing to review a homelessness application, leaving a man with PTSD without accommodation for half a year and paying compensation.
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Bank of America Targets Wealthy Art Buyers in Market Rebound
Bank of America is expanding its art financing services to capitalize on a resurgence in high-end art purchases by affluent clients, signaling renewed confidence in the luxury asset market.
Six Affordable Shower Upgrades Under $150
Discover six expert-recommended shower upgrades under $150, including a linen shower curtain, a bestselling candle, and a luxurious bath towel, to elevate your daily routine effortlessly.
Redbridge Rejects 'Unlawful' Teen Supported Living Home
Redbridge Council has rejected plans to convert a Canterbury Avenue house into a supported living centre for up to six teenagers, citing lack of local need and insufficient details.
Greenwich Approves Luxury Flats on Top of Block Despite Outcry
Greenwich Council has approved plans to build eight luxury flats atop Woodlands Heights, sparking fierce objections from residents over privacy, noise, and lack of affordable housing.
Dedham Village: The Essex Community That Lures Londoners Away
Just over an hour from London, Dedham village offers stunning scenery, strong community spirit, and convenient amenities that make residents never want to return to the city.
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Hillingdon Council Approves Major HMO Crackdown
Hillingdon Council has approved strict new licensing rules for HMOs after a survey revealed 30% have serious safety hazards. Landlords must comply or face enforcement.
Zahawi Joins Firm Investing £1.1bn in Mayfair Hotels
Former Conservative chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has joined the board of Evolution Investment Fund, which is investing over £1 billion in two luxury Mayfair hotel properties.
Southend-on-Sea: The Next Hackney for Property Investors
Southend-on-Sea tops UK gentrification study with 107% house price surge and 314 artisan businesses per 100k people. Essex city poised for transformation with £16M regeneration and strong London transport links.
Bedford: London Commuter Town with Houses £300K Cheaper
Discover Bedford, a historic riverside town just 40 minutes from London by train, offering houses £300,000 cheaper than the capital with independent shops, vibrant culture, and strong transport links.
Camden Named Britain's Most Dangerous Area in Safety Index
Camden has been identified as Britain's most dangerous area according to The City Safety Index, with Islington and Westminster also ranking among the top ten least safe locations in the country.
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London's 'Worst Borough': Residents Divided Over Ranking
Barking and Dagenham ranked lowest among London boroughs in a 2026 'Best Places to Live' guide. MyLondon visited Chadwell Heath to hear from locals who are split on whether the harsh label is accurate or unfair.
Romford Flat Conversion Ordered Stripped by Council
Havering Council has ordered a Romford homeowner to remove an unauthorized studio flat conversion, citing poor living conditions and lack of planning permission.
Fiona Wright on Waiting for Inheritance to Buy a Home
Writer Fiona Wright explores the grim reality behind the joke that young Australians must wait for their parents to die to afford homeownership, highlighting housing crises and generational divides.
Latvian Couple Buys £250k Dream Home in Wakefield
Kaspars and Elina moved from Latvia to the UK, saved diligently, and purchased a four-bedroom home in Wakefield for £250,000 with a £15,000 deposit. Their story highlights the challenges and rewards of buying property as immigrants.
Harrow Council to Buy Homes to Cut Temporary Housing Costs
Harrow Council in North London has approved a plan to delegate authority to officers to purchase properties for social housing, aiming to reduce temporary accommodation costs that have tripled since 2023.
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Madrid Tenants Fight Back Against Landlord Harassment
In Madrid, tenants are forming collectives to combat aggressive tactics by landlords amid Spain's severe housing shortage, with legal battles and protests escalating.
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