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The get-rich-quick message from a star-studded line-up in a falling property market
The north-west London neighbourhood is home to a number of grand villas and ex-local authority flats
Lemon Tree Trust charity promotes sustainable agriculture in camps around the world
From a garden room with views in Surrey to a curved glass façade in Brussels
What to do about an obstruction, and who is responsible for making cladding safe
FT correspondent finds Belgium’s capital hard on the waistline
The first of a series comparing the factors that impact the housing markets of rival cities looks at the US west coast
A cut-flower garden will ensure that vases can be stocked with a variety of locally grown blooms
As well as the plants for sale, there are items to satisfy every gardener’s whim
The work of Turkish-influenced ceramicist William De Morgan is celebrated in a new exhibition
Whether lazily lounging or entertaining, life outdoors can be a riot
The Temperate House merits at least two visits
Regulators increasingly frown upon corporate entertaining over conflicts of interest
From a design inspired by the experience of refugees in northern Iraq to how to create a cutting garden
Ian Rogers tries to translate music streaming to the luxury goods market
The Atlantic Seaboard was the world’s second fastest-growing top-end housing market last year
Online disruption and falling sales have led to emergence of a multi-tiered market
Buyers are spoilt for choice by the roster of festivals and myriad movie locations
The most thoughtful displays accept the constraints imposed by season and local provenance
Don’t be afraid to fail. Be terrified
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tie the knot at Windsor Castle
The eastern ethos of serenity is taking root in European gardens in enlightening ways
The city offers an enviable quality of life, with outdoor adventures on its doorstep
Meet the British colour expert inspired by a childhood surrounded by Gauguin works
Read about therapist Esther Perel, dark factories, the world’s best teacher, Chelsea Flower Show, royal mystique and much more
Collectors around the world are commissioning tiny facsimiles of real or imagined properties
The price of the US president’s former house, like many of its neighbours, has been cut
Tech companies are reinventing the 19th-century tradition of employers providing gardens for staff
The memoirs of John Sales, former head of gardens for the National Trust, throw light on questions of conservation
The capital of Mallorca was looking rundown a few years ago but now the well-heeled are flocking in
From a sweeping drive on a Wiltshire estate to archways in Spain
The architectural movement has been vilified since the 1990s but a new appreciation of it is emerging
How to get rid of pests and what to do if dementia threatens a house sale
As provost of Trinity College, Patrick Prendergast has to open up his residence for university functions
Prices still outperform central London as young couples seek value for money
From Vancouver price rises to a 3D-printed house, a round-up of world property news
I don’t know what a chakra is but it sounds delicious
