Carol Lewis

Walk your own corridors of power in a central London penthouse with Thames views

Liverpool: home of the Liver birds, the Beatles and the Labour Party conference. After several years of scant housing debate on the fringe circuit at the Labour conference, this year the party made

My daughter and I were preparing to head home from our holiday when I received a text from the house-sitter — who was caring for our two cats — back in London with an offer she believed I couldn’t

It may not come with a manor, but it will guarantee a table at virtually any restaurant. The title of Lord of Walthamstow is coming to auction next month after his daughter decided the life of a lady was not for her.The present holder, Phillip Leigh, a retired property developer and estate agent, is

It was about 7am on a Sunday morning when I first heard it — a full-throttle, ear-splitting noise, similar to a pneumatic drill. It sounded extremely near. It was particularly unwelcome because I was

A few days ago, I was in Bristol, talking about housing in Manchester, among other places. Not long before, I was in Liverpool, talking about housing in Bristol. No matter where you go, north or south

It's difficult to walk a block in most US cities without passing a Starbucks store. Arguably it's more of an American institution than McDonalds.

US Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg: "We're all transportation people, so I think we'd confess to a level of fascination with physical infrastructure and vehicle technology...which is probably beyond most people's..."

From a fleet of sports cars to private jet bookings, super-rich residents in high-end developments ask the earth — and usually get it

The average buyer of a luxury London home has fallen dramatically — and properties are changing to match