War on leaseholds is an attack on property rights
The Conservatives should remember that government is not a freehold, but a leasehold from the voters
 
	The Conservatives should remember that government is not a freehold, but a leasehold from the voters
 
	 
	 
	Abolition of Multiple Dwellings Relief by Chancellor risks setting back home buyers by tens of thousands of pounds
 
	Having failed to control immigration, the Conservatives have also failed to provide for it
 
	Diary of a Private Investor: Now could be the time to move in again, after a near-disastrous encounter in the past
 
	 
	 
	As local authorities squeeze second home owners, here's how to cut the tax you pay on extra properties
 
	Family forced to alter advert on SpareRoom site after critics accuse them of ‘cheaping out’ on childcare
 
	It will damage local economies, while doing nothing to get people onto the property ladder
 
	By ending the leasehold rip off, the party could help beleaguered tenants – and woo younger voters
 
	Plus: Rising anti-Semitism; mental illness in young people; disproportionate booking fees; plastic waste; and a noble spread
 
	Taxpayers have underpinned developers’ profits – there is an urgent need for reform
 
	Chaotic and costly planning rules come under fire as property crisis deepens
 
	Young stuck in expensive rental sector as pensioners hold on to family-sized homes
 
	Abolishing stamp duty for Boomers will do little to solve Britain’s hellish housing crisis
 
	A decade ago, Nansledan rose from Charles’s imagination. Now, the Prince’s plan for the Newquay town will give the homeless a fresh start
 
	Treasury considers allowing families to put down a 1pc deposit to secure a property
 
	 
	 
	It is now even more evident why the panic over a property market crash was overblown
 
	Falmouth, in Cornwall, where homes are snapped up as holiday boltholes, is our most 'bland, boring, soulless, uncultured' town, survey says
 
	The Government’s belated new plans are all very well, but will hardly make a dent, given population pressures
 
	As well as building more houses we have to cut down on record number of people arriving in UK, Lee Rowley says
 
	Is it any wonder the young are turning away from a party which has repeatedly failed to ease this crisis?
 
	Student housing needs could be met by converting surplus commercial real estate
 
	Bellway reveals 30pc drop in new homes amid weak demand from first-time buyers
 
	House price rises are expected to ease off but there’s an election on the horizon – read this before making an offer
