When a listed building isn’t, at least according to LV
Consumer advice: We had an existing policy for our grade II house, but then we were told we were not insured
London house price boom halted amid fears of interest rate rise
Growth forecast cut to 3% for 2015 from 15% this year as estate agents report steep fall in new buyers and viewings of properties
Beware the Detroit buy-to-lets being marketed to unwary UK investors
British buyers are snapping up properties in once-mighty Detroit. Now some are finding that promised tenants don’t materialise, they owe agent fees – and the property is worth peanuts
Low interest rates now a threat to UK economy, says Mark Carney
Bank of England says rising house prices and low interest rates could mean households take on unaffordable levels of debt
Canary Wharf spreads east with new towers and 3,000 homes planned
Wood Wharf project gets green light in financial hub's first major expansion since 2008 financial crisis
London’s soaring house prices make a long commute a little more attractive
With a house in Wellingborough the same price as a garage in Knightsbridge, living an hour from work can save you £380,000
London house prices leap by 25% in rise unequalled since 1987, new data shows
Average price in capital breaks through £400,000 – double UK average – reports Nationwide
Mark Carney’s first year as Bank of England governor: the verdicts are in
The economic data has been steadily improving since his arrival, but Carney has also been criticised for the poor execution of forward guidance
Bank will not act on house prices yet, says Carney
New measures unveiled include first ever limits on mortgage lenders and tougher checks on borrowers' ability to repay
Money talks: Bank limits loans, Wonga fakes letters and mums go freelance
Mark Carney announces mortgage lending cap, Wonga admits sending fake correspondence and parents opt for flexible work
Mortgage lending cap: what does it mean for you?
From tougher financial checks to interest rate rises, here are the key facts about the Bank's attempt to cool the property market
Remortgaging – should you take the plunge?
Fixed-rate mortgages are starting to creep up as the Bank of England hints at an interest rate rise. It could be time to act
Interest rate rises will hurt, but are the start of sanity in housing
Will Hutton: George Osborne, by granting the Bank of England sweeping powers over bank lending, has ended 30 years of Thatcherite nonsense
Chancellor says 200,000 homes could be built on brownfield land by 2020
George Osborne proposes to order local councils to pre-approve planning permissions on 90% of suitable brownfield land
The macroprudential gamble that might not stop the housing boom
Nils Pratley: The jury is still out on whether caps on loan-to-income ratios and lenders holding more capital against mortgages actually work