Seven years ago, the financial crisis happened, crippling economies, damaging markets and sending real estate into a downward spiral. Now, though, industry shows are selling out. Agencies and portals are launching. Traffic to sites is climbing. Is overseas property back on track?

While new property sites continue to launch, others are turning to more innovative methods to make their mark on the market. Which real estate start-ups are making the biggest splash and how can they transform the local or worldwide property industry?

House prices reveal a lot about a property market, from demand and confidence to investment potential. The problem is that there are so many house price indices around. What do they mean?

The UK housing market is on the up. It's no secret. The biggest sign that UK real estate is recovering, though, is the industry's response: new property portals and estate agents are popping up all over the internet. Are there too many?

House hunting is increasingly becoming an online experience. While people calmly turn to portals or search in Google, sites are duking it out to see who can rank the highest. This month's podcast discusses what SEO means for property portals.

How does Britain's rental sector compare to Spain? TheMoveChannel.com's podcast compares the experiences of a Madrid renter to a London letter.

As Halloween arrives with its plethora of scary movies and reality TV shows, it's easy to start worrying that your house may have a ghost. In this month's podcast, we ask a paranormal expert how to tell if your home is haunted.

Advertising property can be expensive. Online portals have helped to change that but now, real estate lead generation company Lead Galaxy has introduced Nubricks, a site that advertises property for free. What's the catch?

August podcast interrogates estate agents from around the world to find out what can go wrong when putting your property on the market. It turns out that's a lot.

Earlier this month, Detroit became the biggest US city in history to file for bankruptcy after the city clocked up an estimated total deficit of $18.5 billion. As the application awaits approval, TheMoveChannel.com's podcast asks what is next for Detroit.