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Reinventing the Reit

FEATURE: Real estate investment trusts are busy coming up with new investment strategies - but do they offer value for investors?

High streets slump - but British Land soars

ANALYSIS: UK's second biggest property company is riding the wave of recovery, but UK high streets are in an increasingly bad state

The return of Inside Track

FEATURE: Inside Track may have collapsed into administration in 2008, but its founders are back with a new property club for UK buy-to-let investors, IAP Global. Claer Barrett went along

The inside track on Jim Moore

FEATURE: IAP Global is the latest in a long line of property ventures from Jim Moore

Reits prepare for next property cycle

ANALYSIS: Development starts and distressed deals with banks are keeping property giants busy

Land deals ahoy for housebuilders

SECTOR FOCUS: Housebuilders are snapping up cheap land, but that doesn't mean recovery is imminent

British Land enters buy-to-let market

PROPERTY MATTERS: The UK's second-largest property company is backing a new buy-to-let property fund for wealthy investors - but should you?

Banks chip away at problem property debt

PROPERTY MATTERS: New year, two new property company insolvencies. The banks are getting tough - but what does it mean for the market?

Reits could soar in 2010

ANALYSIS: Commercial property market is likely to get worse, but the big Reits could take advantage

Property powers on in 2010

THEMES FOR 2010: 2009 saw listed property companies double their share prices, and house prices also pulled off a miraculous recovery. But is 2010 going to be the year of the "double dip"?