Everyone talks about national or regional figures for sales and lettings, but what’s it really like on the ground near you? Nigel Lewis finds out in Streatham, South West London.

The number of accidental landlords soared during the recession but now they’re cashing out as house prices rise again. What, asks Nigel Lewis, does this mean for sales and letting agents?

Each month we visit three agents across the country to discover what is happening in their businesses and local markets. This month we visit Berkshire, West London and Wolverhampton.

Marc Da Silva floats into the UK’s happiest city.

The Government wants more new-builds, but can we build enough new homes to resolve the housing crisis? Marc Da Silva reports.

The buy-to-let market is not a problem, it is a much needed solution, says Frank Webster, Vice Chairman, Finders Keepers in Oxfordshire.

Each month we visit three agents across the country to discover what is happening in their businesses and local markets. This month we visit Kent, Bedfordshire and Cardiff.

Rolling the dice. The Chancellor, George Osborne, is gambling with the property market – says Jeremy Leaf.