All news on the topic: Housing

The historic village Trevalga in Cornwall has been sold to a development firm for £16million, despite a lengthy fight against the plans by concerned residents who fear eviction

A fire broke out at a mansion under construction in Surrey on September 23. Eight crews from Surrey Fire and Rescue Service rushed to the scene, but the property was destroyed

A couple in Vancouver, Canada say they were forced out of their rented home by their landlord. One of the couple is 92 years old and is currently suffering with cancer

Chris McNarney said a new pole installed by BT is now partly blocking her driveway - and she is also worried it will bring the value of her house down if she decides to sell

The 194-year-old Listed Old Courthouse building in Cockermouth, Cumbria, has partially collapsed into the River Cocker - less than two years after being declared unsafe

The dodgy landlord, who was once jailed for harassing tenants, is facing the longest letting ban in the UK. Defending himself, he says his tenants "love him" and is actually a "very soft man"

Celebrity chef Adam Fleischman, Iron Chef winner and former judge, has been accused of moving in and living rent-free in a grieving woman's Hollywood, California home

Nilendu Das, 55, has been banned from letting properties after his 'dangerous' houses were found to have holes in the roof, ilthy mess under sinks and jagged holes in ceilings

The University of Warwick's Kirby Corner, in Coventry, has been awarded the accolade of "Car Park of the Year" by Kevin Beresford

An Airbnb guest in Brentwood, California is refusing to leave unless owner pays her $100,000 - Elizabeth Hirschhorn has refused to leave the property since April 2022

Tom Winterton, who swapped his home in London for a place in Milton Keynes, is a big fan of the Buckinghamshire city and believes its reputation is far from the reality

South Wales Police have been forced to patrol the road, yards from 200-pupil Brynmenyn Primary School in Bridgend as tensions have escalated between the school and residents

Rowan, 45, and Tim Giles, 48, from Manchester, have spent over a decade renovating a 'dilapidated' villa untouched since the 1950s into a dream home for their family

The entirely invented scare story is based on a relatively uncontroversial urban planning concept which has been the case for British towns and cities for decades anyway - but a group of online cranks claim it's a nefarious plot by the New World Order to trap us in dystopian ghettoes.

The three-bedroom home in Luton, Bedfordshire has been put on the market for £230,000 but any successful buyer will need a lot of spare cash to make it liveable

Burnham Market has earned itself the nickname of "Chelsea-on-Sea" due to the large number of Londoners buying up second homes to enjoy its array of boutiques and fancy restaurants

Helen and Stephen Walker quit their property business, sold their three-bed semi in Cosby, Leicestershire and relocated to Yaiza, a town on the Canary Islands, Spain

A parking row erupted in Derby after one woman left a "ridiculous" note on a man’s car, whom she accused of blocking her getting out of her drive - he then posted the message on social media

House hunters have issued their dismay at the staggering £1,083-per-month cost of the property, which has been marketed as 'a larger than average double semi-studio'

Retired farmer Walter Renwick, 69, has been evicted from his home at at Plankey Mill, Northumberland, after losing a long-running legal battle with the Jesuits in Britain,

A woman has asked for help as she doesn't know how to fix the dilemma she's facing. Her 'entitled' neighbours keep parking in her driveway - and they're refusing to stop

Mr Lynch removed a wall and garden without permission so he could build himself a driveway outside his house - and now the council has ruled it should all be put back

People in a part of Knutsford, Cheshire, have spoken about the town's change since the 1970s - when there were no shops, no pubs and few opportunities for young people

Greenwich council in London has ordered two "eyesore" tower blocks containing 204 flats to be demolished in a row over planning permission as it says they are "substantially different" to what was approved

The village in Norfolk has a large proportion of Londoners who own an additional property there with around a quarter of all homes in it thought to be 'second homes'