The BBC’s new Sunday night series dramatises the real-life movement of post-war Brits to the sunny shores of Australia

They’ve been called a “luxury item” but they are also the only homes many buyers can afford in central London. Is it foolish to buy a one-bed flat now?

Eiffel Tower views and vintage referencing interiors at the latest outpost of Paris hipster hotel brand

While well meaning and likely affecting, the glut of art about Grenfell that has come out before anyone is brought to justice is evidence of seriously skewed priorities

Famously swanky Aspen has its fair share of fine dining and fancy outdoors activities, but there’s still a little bit of Freak Power working its magic

People are still making classic moves from one neighbourhood to the next, but they’re looking further afield now too, in search of new lifestyles and more affordable homes

Building new homes is not the sole solution to the housing affordability crisis but it’s part of it — so how can we make it happen?

It’s difficult to feel much sympathy for protagonist Clare

Tenants’ rights must not get sidelined by proposed eviction changes

A week in Cannes that has an outsize impact on the future of London’s housing and infrastructure – so what’s on the cards for the coming year?

Achieving ‘market rent’ shouldn’t be all that landlords are aiming for

It’s not only women who deserve to pay what they can afford for housing — everyone does

Food writer and Kim Kong Kimchi founder James Read reveals what it is about this north London area that’s kept him there for 15 years and counting

Home decor should be built to last, but how will the new trend for bold, quirky features adapt to changing tastes?

Do you put house first or neighbourhood first when choosing where to live?

Londoners are lucky to have lots of car-free options, this convenience should be extended to everyone

Original artworks, a delicious restaurant and sceney bar are welcome distractions but beautifully appointed rooms are the star of the show at this new Mitte hotel

You don’t have to have an expensive wedding but don’t let the quest to own a home suck all joy from your life

It’s hard to see a bright future for London’s younger generations — but the shift to increasingly unaffordable housing isn’t as inevitable as we think

The emphasis on coupledom for anyone seeking financial security is irritating at best – at its worst it could be dangerous