Deputy Editor (Property) The Times and Sunday Times
David Byers is a deputy property editor at The Times and The Sunday Times. He covers a range of topics including the housing market, residential real estate, and energy sustainability, with a focus on construction and real estate, as well as renewable energy. David's work has been featured in The Irish Times, The Times, and JD Supra.
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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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Nick Jones and his wife seek up to £10 million for their Loch Lomond retreat as they prioritise a ‘smaller life’ after health issues
The proportion of overseas buyers who are from the US has doubled in the past decade, while house hunters from other countries have declined
Build, baby, build? Rising costs and mortgage rates, plus instability in the Middle East, have created nothing but problems for Britain’s developers
By: David Byers
The firms claim they were wrongly forced to pay a 20 per cent levy for urgent repairs
Second-steppers are having to bridge the biggest gap in history to buy family homes — and many are left traumatised by the antiquated purchasing process
Rising costs and regulations mean more homes are changing hands between investors — but professional landlords are the ones snapping up deals
It takes almost seven months to go from listing to moving in, according to new figures — no wonder the government is being urged to overhaul the buying process
Sergey Frolovichev designed his ultimate pad — including a ‘bat cave’ and a pool that turns into a dancefloor. So why is he selling it?
John Caudwell’s monument — which some have described as being ‘out of the Roman Empire’— stands in front of his £300 million French riviera development
As fewer people have children, this demographic shift is redefining catchment areas, offering surprising property opportunities for parents
