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 property management, while also exploring themes in health and wellness, finance, and legal affairs. David 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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As fewer people have children, this demographic shift is redefining catchment areas, offering surprising property opportunities for parents
George Azar is facing allegations by former employees who describe a workplace culture marked by heavy drinking and inappropriate behaviour
The housebuilder admitted in court that it had breached its contract with the buyer of the four-bedroom home in Berkshire
Smart, connected gadgets are supposed to make life easier, but are they making life safer?
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Properties are languishing for months thanks rising costs caused by the Iran war and instability at home, according to Zoopla
The world-renowned plastic surgeon Ivo Pitanguy sculpted himself a James Bond-inspired lair on a secluded paradise. Now it’s on the market (private jet recommended)
Rightmove and Barratt Redrow also call for the return of Help to Buy as the number of newbuild homes for sale falls to the lowest in a decade
Landlords are buying property again, but those who tried to sell up have struggled. Six in ten flats listed by investors in 2025 failed to sell
The billionaire says some of his London homes could become uninhabitable in heatwaves due to restriction on window awnings — which they had when first built
