Property

The city of Sheffield is among the top 10 of nosiest neighbourhoods in the UK according to research from Anglian Home Improvements.

In the increasingly competitive housing market property buyers are choosing new-build homes, as they meet a range of priorities.

As the shift of image from centre of industry to hip living continues in such places as Kelham Island, it is mirrored in other pockets of Sheffield, where the character of particular streets and neighbourhoods has been successfully transformed.

How does your nearest city compare when it comes to retirement costs?

As the Easter weekend approaches and the nation gets ready to delve into some DIY, NICEIC is urging enthusiastic homeowners to steer clear of electrics – or risk potentially putting their homes and families in grave danger.

A government initiative is helping thousands of families in Derbyshire to get on to the housing ladder.

Sheffield City Council’s multi-million pound bid to enable over 4,000 new homes to be built on 34 brownfield sites in Sheffield has taken a significant leap forwards.

Sheffield is the second-best place in the country to sell a house for its asking price, new research has revealed.

Alsop Fields is bringing new life to Sheffield’s Cultural Industries Quarter.

The first apartments to be built as part of an £800 million investment programme to create new rental properties across England have been unveiled in Sheffield.

Leeds & Yorkshire Housing Association (LYHA) has unveiled its second development in Barnsley in two years.

House prices in every council ward in Sheffield have fallen in the last 10 years but the market for first-time buyers is still buoyant, say city estate agents.

What is it really like for first-time buyers in Sheffield today? We asked those in the know.

An impressive office take-up for the first half of 2017 across Sheffield slowed during the last quarter to reach 71,700 sq ft.

A spectacular underground home built into a Yorkshire hillside has been given listed status.

Overlooking Sheffield city centre, the iconic Park Hill housing estate is undergoing a massive transformation with millions of pounds being ploughed into its structure.

“Gleeson homes offer a new option to the working people of Barnsley, giving them the opportunity to quit the rent trap and buy their own home in our local community,” commented Mayor Jeff Ennis as he and Mayoress Mrs Margaret Ennis officially opened Gleeson’s new show homes at Blythe Court.