Hamptons International says relocations have trebled since 2010, with buyers drawn by bigger, cheaper houses

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Air pollution leaves many Londoners like Catherine Bazell housebound, and as the severe impacts on health become clearer the call for greater action is rising

The coastal villages of Suffolk - where intellectually-minded second home owners coexist with a otherworldly landscape - have recently seen a huge increase in popularity. Hotels are also bringing a new sense of style, along with multiple festivals.

The U.K.’s struggle to secure a favorable Brexit deal may be giving Prime Minister Theresa May a headache, but it’s making London’s battered buy-to-let market attractive overseas again.

Londoners are buying more homes outside the capital as prices remain too high, even after the end of a decade-long housing boom.