Henry Pryor

We've got FirstBuy, Help to buy which replaced NewBuy, Funding for Lending and yet first time buyers are having to rely on Mum and Dad. Lloyds has Lend a Hand, Woolwich has Springboard. What's the right way to help your kids onto the housing ladder?

A chat to Nicky Campbell & Micky Clarke about the perils of Interest-only mortgages and a caller claims that when he was a salesman he was encouraged to sell these products. Is it a 'ticking timebomb'? Joining the boys via LuciLive.

A manic day of interviews after the new FCA (Financial Control Authority) warned that up to 1m people on Interest-Only mortgage deals had no plan in place to pay off the capital sum. Is this a ticking time-bomb for the housing market?

Survey by LSL suggests rents in London are rising 8 times faster than wages. Interview with Edwin Mitson on Tony Liveseys late night show with contributions from Ian Potter of ARLA. (Talking to Salford using LuciLive)

A chat to Tony Bonsignore and Dominic Laurie and somehow managing to get in a Lady Thatcher reference! Someone really should give Laurie a show!

A chat with the Dominic Laurie who is presenting Drive on Five LIve with Ian Payne. Comparing the market in London with that in Cheshire as experienced by affable Robert Reed of Wright Manley.

Dropping in on Rebecca Pike and Simon Mayo on the Radio 2 Drivetime program to discuss the implications of the Help To Buy announcement in today's Budget.

Coming in at the end of an hour long program my thoughts (via LuciLive) on what the Green Deal proposed by Government might mean for the property market. "Good news for sellers and Landlords?" asks Winifred Robinson.

Opening the 'housing week' on BBC Three Counties Radio talking to Iain Lee with Alex Morton from the 'think tank' Policy Exchange on the phone.

BBC business correspondents tell Simon Jack about the markets in Northern Ireland and Scotland both of which have been extremely tough ahead of roundup of UK market an hour later.

Guest editor Al Murray wanted to explore the housing market across the UK. At 6.15 Simon Jack heard from correspondants in Northern Ireland & Scotland who explained the problems that these markets faced. An hour later it was my turn to bring it all together. There's never enough time to discuss everything - we didn't touch on Funding For Lending, on new home starts, on Government schemes aimed at kick-starting the market or on the problems with sale volumes which are now half what they were in 2006 and 2007. Still, this is a start and Al seemed interested in what is happening.

A busy Christmas for Lloyds Banking Group - today research from Halifax suggests that more first time buyers were able to acquire their own home in 2012 and that the average age rose slightly. I'm talking to Nigel Thompson.

Not long to try to summarise 2012 and have a quick look at 2013 with FiveLive's secret Santa Mickey Clark.

Is Funding For Lending working, will it make a difference and is the market moving up or down? A 6.15am chat with the irrepressible Simon Jack.

"It's time to clean up the lettings industry" says RICS. If letting agents are a bunch of cowboys then RiCS must be Woody from Toy Story! I'm talking to Andy Verity & Mickey Clark before dawn (and using Luci Live again so I don't need to go to the studio!)

GMB Union suggests that councils use Localism legislation to seize under-used 2nd homes across England. Part of me welcomes the suggestion. Chatting to Rebecca Pike on Simon Mayo's Drivetime show on Radio 2

First live interview using the 'Luci Live!' app for near ISDN quality 'down the line' interview with Iain Lee at 06.20. Other than the slight delay (and of course the usual lack of content!) a seriously good debut when you realise this is all done outdoors from my iPhone!

Great interview with Andy Verity in the new home of FiveLive Breakfast in MediaCity, Salford with Nicky Campbell and Julia Bradbury. Campbell on fine form starts by reading out my most recent Tweet.

More of less were emailed by a number of listeners of the Today program earlier this week concerned about my claim that average house prices fall £3,500 a mile between central London and Salford. Was I exaggerating?

A chat with the great Evan Davis about the state of the housing market with contribution from Bloombergs Linda Yueh. A stat I quoted got quite a response from listeners leading to a check from BBC's More or Less program (who I am pleased to say verified it!) #bbc #HenryPryor #HousePrices #henrypryor #houseprices #BBC #HenryPryor #HousePrices #HenryPryor #HousePrices