Updated 11:44am 1 June 2012

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Raising the city living standard

Marsya Lennox reports on a new scheme that will take city living to new heights of luxury.Read

Single-storey ups and downs

Estate agents try to avoid the "b" word if they think it might upset their clients. Can a house be single storey without being a bungalow? Marsya Lennox reports.Read

Choose your agent carefully

Warwickshire agent Brian Holt warns "buyer beware" when it comes to choosing the right company to sell your home.Read

Duo tempted by Flour power

Two project managers at Smiths Flour Mill in Walsall have delivered the ultimate product testimonial, each buying a personal share in the scheme.Read

Buyers turn their backs on HIPs

Home Information Packs came into force this week but, as Marsya Lennox discovers, potential buyers are just not interested in them.Read

Bournville goes green

A period eco home is about to be unveiled in Birmingham. Marsya Lennox looks at what will be one of the UK's first.Read

Brits living the dream abroad

John Duckers meets a managing director who has invested in a holiday home in Crete.Read

A new home in the sun

As new figures indicate Britons are leaving the UK in record numbers, Marsya Lennox meets a Midlander who has delved into the overseas property market.Read

Top tips on buying abroad

Maria McLaren, founder of McLaren International Properties in Lichfield, offers some expert advice on purchasing hot property abroadRead

Greener homes for the city

Marsya Lennox looks at one housebuilder's move to promote environmental awareness.Read

Buying a student flat for your child

Is it worth buying a new apartment for your child's university years in Birmingham? If so, where and when should you buy?Read

Gay quarter in the pink

The future of Birmingham's gay quarter looks a rosy shade of pink, according to city property experts.Read

Birmingham snubs low-cost housing

Birmingham is building homes for people who need something affordable, but the take-up is worryingly low, reports Marsya Lennox.Read

An easier step on to the housing ladder

Brand new apartments in the city centre can still be had for under £100,000, if you know where to look.Read

Don't make mistakes over HIPs

The U-turn on introducing Home Information Packs (HIPs) has left home-owners confused. Richard Carroll, a residential property lawyer at law firm Mills & Reeve, explains the position.Read

City living for families

Much-needed family homes are being created in Birmingham, writes Marsya Lennox.Read

Building blocks in the Midlands

Homebuyers could end up paying the price of a freeze on planning consent in some of the Midlands' more desirable areas.Read

Taxman cuts into your garden profit

But before you get excited at the prospect of making money by selling off your garden, check what the likely tax situation is going to be.Read