He may be donating his multi-million pound earnings from his new biography to a good cause - but it seems Tony Blair and his wife Cherie still have enough money to buy a new home in the Caribbean.

A real estate agent who has been trying to sell a Frank Lloyd Wright home for two years is considering an inquiry from clients who want to move it from Southern California to Japan.

A pensioner who faced being evicted from his home of 74 years has won his right to stay after council bosses backed down.

The number of travellers living in caravans rose sharply during Labour's 13 years in power, Government figures have shown.

James Hewitt, the former lover of Diana, Princess of Wales, fails to attract a buyer for his Chelsea flat.

Prices are falling almost everywhere, but there are still hot spots bucking the trend.

London tower with three wind turbines derided as "breakfast-extracting".

A penthouse in one of London's most opulent developments has sold for a record-breaking £140 million, as the market for "trophy homes" bucks the wider property slump.

Extravagant children's playhouses are auctioned off in Los Angeles.

Three out of four new homes were built in gardens in some of the leafiest parts of the country last year.

Parents are willing to spend an additional £8,670 on a new home in order to fall within the catchment area of their best local primary school, a survey indicates.

The Prince of Wales is being asked to help prevent Iran building a new embassy and Islamic cultural centre next to a historic church in one of Britain's most expensive neighbourhoods.

Christian Candy was rewarded following his public apology to the Prince of Wales and the Qatari royal family with a £50million payout.

A pensioner who spent three years as the only resident of a luxurious gated retirement village is finally welcoming his first neighbours.

Homebuyers purchasing properties with poor insulation could be hit with a tax bill for thousands of pounds under new plans being considered to combat climate change.

Demand for rented accommodation reached record levels during the second quarter of the year.

Residents of a Cornish village are fighting an attempt by their landlord, Marlborough College, to sell off their homes.

House prices will crash more than 20pc in two years due to Government cuts, tax rises and a surge in unemployment, says leading economic forecaster.

The comedian plans to knock down a 1930s house and replace it with a 30ft high bright-white steel and glass home.

The number of middle class family homes sold due to divorce has almost doubled in the last year, according to new figures.