Acceptable housing must be located within an hour's commute of work and include basic services.
One writer analyses her first time visiting Amsterdam's infamous Red Light district De Wallen
Damage to hotels estimated at $500m in Q3 alone and full recovery not expected until early 2015
US petroleum production has been steadily increasing due to shale boom.
But Eurostat says the unemployment rate was down from 12% last year.
India's central bank ignores calls for rate cut on persisting inflation risk.
IBTimes TV catches up with Israel's national airline El Al
Eurozone, Ukraine crisis and Islamic State threat to Middle East all loom over UK economy.
Istat says the jobless rate for 15 to 24-year-olds increased from 43.2% in July.
State-owned RBS must refocus bank on supporting UK economy under bailout terms.
US-led military operation cost between $780m and $930m through 24 September, according to Washington-based CSBA.
IBTimes TV is down on the ground in Israel's tourism hub
The CIPD says employers have been turning to EU migrants to fill vacancies.
Nationwide data revealed a dip in British home prices
British consumer morale slips from nine month high.
While new export orders rise, domestic demand remains sluggish amid weak labour market.
US Federal Judge Thomas Griesa warn Argentina must stop efforts to overcome his rulings by making payments locally.
Zimbabwe's economic growth has slowed down because of inadequate financial flows and the appreciation of the South African Rand.
Building societies leading revival in home construction by healing mortgage market.
National governments free to negotiate their own public services agreement with US.
Nicola Sturgeon says the investment plan will not require 'inflation-busting charge increases'.
There are a number of factors influencing the UK housing market.
The Chancellor says children and grandchildren will benefit from the move.
Osborne to freeze public sector wages and working age benefits.
Moody's rating of Cambodia's economic strength ranges from very low to medium.
China launched Shanghai FTZ in September 2013 to test a range of economic reforms, especially in financial sector.
Mercer says firms will need to make the move because workers are expected to live six months longer.
Bank of England mortgage approvals data for Augusts raises questions over housing market activity.
FTSE 350 chief financial officers shrug off eurozone, Ukraine and Middle East concerns.
Likely candidate for top trade role to face hearing today with TTIP high on the agenda.