Henry Pryor

5.10am is early to be discussing improving transaction volumes but Pete Saull on Morning Report was keen to hear about reports of an accelerated rise towards the end of last year. On the phone to Salford because LuciLive didn't work - again!

A chat with Nicky Campbell, Rachel Burden and Andy Parsons about Welsh Tories plans to scrap Stamp Duty Land Tax on homes up to £250,000. Not enough time to do it justice. Done from home using LuciLive. Worked for once!

My summary of the impact of 'fracking' on the housing market in discussion with Winifred Robinson on You & Yours.

What lessons can we learn from America of the impact of 'fracking' on house prices and rents? Professor Christopher Timmins explains what his research shows & I provide better-than-usual comment on the possible impact here in the UK

A chat with Rebecca Pike on Simon Mayo's DriveTime program. Mortgage numbers for 2013 & what they mean for the housing market - with wonderful celebrity endorsement at the very end. Thanks both!

Just how much under your home do you own? I'm talking to Chis about mineral rights, sporting rights & the contentious issue of 'fracking' - at 8.20 on a Monday morning!

Is giving your house a name something to be proud of or is the trend to numbers a more practical and valuable solution. I'm talking to David Prever on Three Counties Radio - at 06.20!

A chat on the phone with the ever-charming Eddie Nestor on BBC London 94.9 about Evening Standard headlines that the last home under £100k has sold. There's nothing left except shared-equity or retirement property.

A chat with Penny Smith & Paul Ross on BBC London following Shelter report that people in the Capital are resorting to PayDay loans to fund their housing costs.

Halifax reports that the number of first time buyers rose last year. What does this mean for the housing market in Wales? I'm chatting on the phone to Peter Johnson.

A chat with Rick Kelsey on You & Yours walking in Kensington Palace Gardens for one of the best summaries of the frenetic London residential market. Contributions from Patrick Bullick of Stanleys and from some frustrated buyers.

Barclays signs up to Help to Buy II and First Time Buyers look like they're staging a come back. Chatting to charming Declan Curry 'down the line' from Luton

An update for You & Yours listeners on the impact of Help to Buy 1 and what we can expect from Help to Buy 2.

At the Labour conference in Brighton Ed Miliband pledges, if elected, to build 200,000 homes a year by the end of the next parliament. I join Anna Foster and John Pinaar to consider the merits of what is said. Full program here;- http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03bdw06

An hour long phone in with contributions from Shelter and Home Owners Alliance but highlight is 'George from North East' asking the question we've all wanted to ask... Full program here http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qps9

Foxtons IPO, a rise in estate agents going bust & Help to Buy, all factors in the current housing market but is this a London story asks Mickey Clark and moonlighting Sam Washington?

I'm joined but Savills research guru Lucian Cook to debate the wisdom of the Governments Help to Buy scheme which steps up a gear in January next year. Is it inflating another housing bubble?

Fifteen minutes with Winifred Robinson discussing the frustrations of tenants who are finding rents are rising, landlords are difficult and that they aren't getting 'value for money'.

"Estate agent calls the top of the market" - interview before the Credit Crunch in 2007. My first radio interview & the 4 minutes that led to over 400 more radio & telly appearances since... Copyright BBC

A chat to the beautiful Aasmah Mir about a reported shortage of valuers available to undertake mortgage valuations. Some buyers are reported to be waiting 5 weeks just to book in an appointment. Heavy-duty panel as I'm joined by 'Mr RiCS' Peter Bolton King. Fresh back from holiday and making David Dickinson look pale!