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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Pressure grows on the government to speed up homebuying reforms south of the border, where it can take up to seven and a half months to complete a sale
After affairs with stars including George Best and Sean Connery, the artist paid £640,000 in 1995 for the opulent villa on a discreet street in which to write
Only 5% of sellers in England and Wales had owned their properties for less than 3 years — with cost of moving and house prices major factors
While Neil and Sylvana Young were transforming the athletes’ village, they designed their own flatpack house — which was built in three days
By: David Byers, Martina Lees
Hugh Grosvenor had campaigned against planning rules hindering efforts to insulate heritage homes
Remote workers have flooded to the two cities as cheaper alternatives to London. But they are now among the most expensive places to live in a new global study
Heritage house owners struggle to get permission for basic improvements such as double glazing. But changes to the planning rules could make a difference
Families desperate to get on the housing ladder have been hit with a ‘triple whammy’ of soaring service charges, rents and mortgage payments
By: David Byers, Jack Simpson
More than half the properties put up for sale do not find a buyer, and owners from Cornwall to Norfolk are slashing their asking prices
The beach house perched on cliffs has medieval-style slit windows and a sea view from every bath. Now Alex Michaelis, who built it, is selling up
