Assistant editor, money, The Times and Sunday Times
David Byers is an Assistant Editor for money at The Times and Sunday Times. He specializes in writing about the UK property market, including articles on luxury properties, housing affordability, rental crisis, and the impact of holiday homes and Airbnb on local communities. His work has also been featured in The Irish Times.
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David Byers' coverage primarily focuses on the UK's housing market, property sales, and rental crisis. His articles often cite data and delve into legal policy regulations related to personal finance and real estate. When reaching out to David, consider providing insights or expert commentary supported by relevant data about trends in the UK housing market, impacts of government policies or regulatory changes affecting landlords and tenants, or analysis of specific property sales records and their implications for the broader real estate industry in the UK.
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Tax rises and higher mortgage rates will dampen long-term growth, says estate agency
By: David Byers
Will Sargent was a TV producer when he had to suddenly take over his father’s land. He warns that Labour’s tax rise will lead struggling families to sell up
A start-up thinks its portable robotic arms can build homes faster and cheaper than humans. Will it revolutionise the construction industry?
By: David Byers
A guide to the key moments in the property market calendar next year, including the impact of stamp duty changes and mortgage rate predictions
Stricter lending conditions have pushed up charges on buy-to-let loans, reports David Byers
Second-homers in England have started receiving letters from councils warning of a 100 per cent tax rise — and many are selling up
The surcharge paid by buyers of second homes and investors has gone up by 2 percentage points to 5 per cent
One couple are paying the cost of ignoring their surveyor. Here’s how to ensure this doesn’t happen to you
Where are the prime locations for Ferrari, Bentley and Aston Martin owners? David Byers goes for a spin with the live-fast set to find out
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