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But it remains an important anchorPrime propertyStamp duty is Britain’s quiet growth killerThe rate of housebuilding has plummeted over decades; to achieve recovery, the government needs to scrap high transaction taxesJohn HitchcoxRenting propertyRenting can be fun — but can I stomach the uncertainty?Ahead of the debut of her show ‘16 Postcodes’, the actor and writer reflects on two decades of peripatetic living in the capitalJessica ReganInteriorsShould you have a television in the bedroom?For some, it is sacrilege, a terrible slide into slobbishness — for others it’s the ultimate indulgence, cosplaying life in a five-star hotelLouis WiseInteriorsWhat does your fridge say about you?This good taste-free zone is a gateway to the soul. It’s a shame those built into cabinets are taking overHannah ShuckburghGardensIt’s time for gardeners to ask some prickly questions about invasive speciesWe inherit gardens but not their histories. We love them but don’t always know how plants got there, what damage they might be doing, and what to do with that knowledgeTara LalGeorge SandGeorge Sand was as maverick in the garden as she was in her novelsOn the 150th anniversary of the French novelist’s death, a visit to her house and garden unveils an ecological vision well ahead of her timeFiona SampsonRenting propertyMamdani’s rent freeze is not the fairytale in New York he hopes forThanks to historic rent stabilisation, many city tenants have remained in the same flat for decades with minimal increases. But other forces are driving rents upMark EllwoodInteriorsEmpty nest? Divorce? It’s time to create the home you really wantNew life phases — kids leaving, separation, retirement — can be the gateway to reclaiming and reimagining your space. Why the hell not?Alex DauleyGardensIsabella Tree: ‘Rewilding a garden is not about closing the gate and letting it go’Rewilding doesn’t mean abandoning — it means gardeners becoming a ‘keystone species’, creating a habitat where wildlife can thriveIsabella TreeInteriorsShould you have a library in your loo?Like much of what goes on behind closed doors, it raises some controversial questions — from position to hygiene to title selectionHannah ShuckburghHouse & HomeA tiny beacon of trust: the joy of the honesty boxTables laden with veg, eggs or honey in exchange for a few coins have become a global movement — and tell tales of resilience, community and truthLucy BrazierUK propertyWill prime property’s post-Budget bounceback last?It’s green for go but don’t wait for the leaves on the trees, says Savills head of residentialAndrew PerrattGardensBirds of a feather: how I became friends with a robinGardener Tony Putman’s experience flies in the face of preconceptions about relationships between humans and wildlifeTony PutmanHouse & HomeWhy are middle-aged people so obsessed with scaffolding?Along with property prices, these makeshift metal towers are increasingly the subject of dinner-party chatAlice FisherHouse & HomeYou don’t have to be Lily Allen to attract property nosy parkersIf you’re selling your house, beware friends and neighbours poring over the details of your lifeSophie HeawoodHouse & Home Ski Living Special 2025I had no business buying a derelict cabin — but rebuilding it changed my lifeBuying the tiny broken-down hut in Washington State was done on a whim. Repairs and renovations hammered home a new sense of purposePatrick HutchisonHouse & HomeWhy do we like living in old houses filled with old stuff?Romance, originality — and perhaps a bit of snobbery — keep some of us living amid cracked china and spiky gothic chairsRuth GuildingHouse & HomeAlan Partridge’s new-build home makes him the oast with the most‘Norfolk’s favourite media personality’ tackles mental health in the latest TV comedy series — but it’s creator Steve Coogan’s beautifully realised Partridge universe that really goes deepAlice FisherPrime propertyCould UK property tax reform take the fun out of dinner-party chat?If mooted Budget changes follow through, owners of high-value homes might be tempted to lowball their worth . . .  and hide home improvementsHugo CoxInteriorsLet the kids live with the antiques — real treasures were made for real lifeYes to the child climbing on the Bellini sofa and the cat conquering the Volther throne. These pieces don’t crumble under chaos, they carry it gracefullySandrine Zhang FerronHouse & HomeIs it time to retire the wall clock?An analogue clock phobic attempts to explain her aversion — to children who are learning to tell the timeJazz ChartonHouse & HomeLucy Worsley on why the real romance in Jane Austen’s ‘Mansfield Park’ is with the houseFinding a home — not a man — is the novel’s central theme, but Austen also rips into centuries-old ideas about blood, birth and meritocracyLucy WorsleyRenting propertyBring on the renters’ rights bill — tenants deserve better than uncertainty and beige decorThe life of a tenant can be — ironically — rent asunder in an instant, as I know well from experienceAimee FarrellInteriorsAre you hanging your art unconventionally enough?Who needs a frame — or even a wall? 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